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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Firms versus Plants: a Closer Examination of their Different Behaviour in the Face of Structural Chases of post-war industrial development that we have dealt with in previous chapters. As we have argued in particular in chapter 2, this passage is precisely what economic theory should be able to explain: that is, why in different external contexts firms opt for different organizational structures.

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posed to vertically integrated manufacturing activity, leading to major changes in the size structure of firms. These changes have generally taken the form of an employment shift towards low-scale firms, lower average size and a higher number of manufacturing units. This book tries to explain on the

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Concluding Remarks,ith respect to what had only thirty years earlier appeared to be the only possible form of development of the industrial system: namely, the primacy of large-scale business organizations characterized by a high degree of both vertical and conglomerate integration.

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