Small firm formation and regional economic development / edited by Michael W. Danson

By:

"Danson , Michael W. (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Routledge; 1996Description: 256 p.-Subject(s):

Small business enterprises

DDC classification:

338.642 SMA

Summary: Drawing on studies and expertise from around the world, this book describes the transition from research to policy and covers the pre-requisites to successful new firm formation policies. At a time when a new firm formation is promoted by central and local government, business development agencies and the private sector, this book questions the economic dependence on small firms and explores the relevance of networking, information and advice.

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Drawing on studies and expertise from around the world, this book describes the transition from research to policy and covers the pre-requisites to successful new firm formation policies. At a time when a new firm formation is promoted by central and local government, business development agencies and the private sector, this book questions the economic dependence on small firms and explores the relevance of networking, information and advice.

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