Titlebook: Structural Macroeconomic Change and the Size Pattern of Manufacturing Firms; Fabrizio Traù Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Introduction,usinesses in the context of industrial production. The developments of the literature on the matter – not always supported by reliable empirical evidence – led quickly to the establishment of a new standpoint, which viewed the phenomenon as a sharp reversal of the previous trend towards the concentr

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A Theoretical Framework, firmer theoretical grounding. So far, we have simply analysed the . that — in the face of the . changes in “institutional” (macroeconomic) conditions — firms have been, ., induced to search for changes in the organization of productive activities, . of a reduction — in relative terms — of internal

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Empirical Analysis II: The Number of Business Units and their Average Size over the Long Run: Modelin manufacturing employment towards smaller business units. This took place — albeit to different extents — in almost all countries in . terms, but it also coincided with shifts in . numbers in only two of the six countries included in the analysis — namely, Italy and Japan, that is the two ‘late co

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