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- Clientèle ; Impact économique ; Royaume-Uni ; Satisfaction ; Scotland ; Service ; Services aux entreprises ; South-East England (1)
- Comparative study ; Competitiveness ; Economic efficiency ; Employment ; Enquiry ; Market ; Producer services ; Regional development ; Scotland ; Service ; South-East England ; United Kingdom (1)
- Competition ; Competitiveness ; Engineering department ; Enquiry ; Enterprise ; Expertise ; Ireland ; Market ; Peripheral region ; Producer services ; Publicity ; Scotland ; Service ; United Kingdom (1)
- Compétitivité ; Concurrence ; Enquête ; Entreprise ; Expertise ; Ingénierie ; Irlande ; Marché ; Publicité ; Royaume-Uni ; Région périphérique ; Scotland ; Service ; Services aux entreprises (1)
- Compétitivité ; Développement régional ; Efficacité économique ; Emploi ; Enquête ; Etude comparée ; Marché ; Royaume-Uni ; Scotland ; Service ; Services aux entreprises ; South-East England (1)
- Customers ; Economic impact ; Producer services ; Satisfaction ; Scotland ; Service ; South-East England ; United Kingdom (1)
- Business service firms in two peripheral economies: Scotland and Ireland (1)
- Business services and their impact upon client performance: an exploratory interregional analysis (1)
- The competitiveness of business services and regional development: evidence from Scotland and the South East of England (1)
- The competitiveness of business services and regional development: evidence from Scotland and the South East of England
- The paper presents a matched-pairs analysis of the competitive performance of business service companies. Value added per person is higher in the English firms and more of them have introduced a new service during the previous five years. The paper
- Business services and their impact upon client performance: an exploratory interregional analysis
- Business service firms in two peripheral economies: Scotland and Ireland