Titlebook: Emerging Nodes in the Global Economy: Frankfurt and Tel Aviv Compared; Daniel Felsenstein,Eike W. Schamp,Arie Shachar Book 2002 Springer N

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International Tourism in the Frankfurt/Rhein-Main Regione when it looks like everywhere else anyway?” But tourists do come to Frankfurt, and 1998 was a record breaking year with more than 2 million Tourists come to Frankfurt neither for its tourist attractions nor because the city ‘looks different’ to any other place. They come to attend trade fairs and conventions, and to visit business associates.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1408-2Economic Development; Global economy; Metropolitan region; Policy; development; growth

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From Industry to Services: The Changing Basis of the Frankfurt/Rhein-Main Metropolitan Economyy evolved into the cores of larger economic areas that prospered with industrial growth. Due to the simultaneous transition to the ‘second industrial divide’ (Piore and Sabel, 1985) and to a society that produces more income and employment from services than from manufacturing, the economic base of

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Investing in an Emerging Node: Foreign-Owned Companies in the Tel Aviv Economy we investigate the probability that a foreign-owned firm will locate in Tel Aviv. Foreign ownership is taken here as representing one facet of globalization. While we are aware that globalization processes encompass much more than the presence of foreign investors in the domestic economy and should