Titlebook: Wales in the 21st Century; An Economic Future Jane Bryan (Research Associate),Calvin Jones (Rese Book 2000 Jane Bryan and Calvin Jones 2000

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Small Firms in Wales,ears ago, itself prompted by an extremely difficult period for businesses, and particularly small businesses. At the time, the subject was poorly researched and documented, resulting in policy based on inadequate information. Two things hampered this study and continue to do so: there are a lot of s

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Small Firms in Wales,ears ago, itself prompted by an extremely difficult period for businesses, and particularly small businesses. At the time, the subject was poorly researched and documented, resulting in policy based on inadequate information. Two things hampered this study and continue to do so: there are a lot of s

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Renewing Rural Wales,ard a new model of sustainable rural development, based upon making the best use of available resources to meet new social needs. At its heart, this model is seeking to transform agriculture away from a narrow role as producer of raw materials, to a ‘multi-functional‘ role whereby it is capable of s

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The Millennium Express,and politicians have yet to find consensus on, and balance between, the extent to which free-flowing movement impels an economy, its external (true) cost to the public and the economic cost of the impeded flow. This schism is likely to widen as pressures intensify for developed nations to manage the

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Innovative Wales,a. The European Union has placed particular emphasis on innovation as a critical factor in its efforts to close the prosperity gap between the rich, ‘core‘ regions of Europe (northern Germany, northern France, the ‘low countries‘ and the south of England) and the ‘less-favoured‘ peripheral regions o

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Innovative Wales,a. The European Union has placed particular emphasis on innovation as a critical factor in its efforts to close the prosperity gap between the rich, ‘core‘ regions of Europe (northern Germany, northern France, the ‘low countries‘ and the south of England) and the ‘less-favoured‘ peripheral regions o