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Global finance and the German model: German corporations, market incentives, and the management of employer-sponsored pension institutions

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Where there was a settled political geography of state power and responsibilities, the remarkable growth of global …

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London in the European financial services industry: locational advantage and product complementarities

Clark, Gordon L. - 2002

information and communication technology who proclaim the end of geography. However, my argument sits uncomfortably with those who … services industry: locational advantage and product complementarities', Journal of Economic Geography, 2(4), 433 …

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Exit, the firm and sunk costs: re-conceptualising the corporate geography of disinvestment and plant closure

Clark, Gordon L.; Wrigley, Neil - 1997

, which are rich in capital assets and that are held hostage by their history and geography. Exit is treated as a sequence of … economic geography. … sunk costs: re-conceptualising the corporate geography of disinvestment and plant closure', Progress in Human Geography, 21 …

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The employment relation and spatial division of labor: a hypothesis

Clark, Gordon L. - 1981

The relationship between labor and capital is one of mutual antagonism and interdependence. Conflict occurs between labor and capital over control of the production process and conditions of employment. However, both classes need one another in order to produce and sustain a livelihood. Spatial...

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