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Are UK technology-based small firms still finance constrainted?

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The rationale for location preferences of technology-based small firms in the UK

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Funding the growth of UK technology-based small firms since the financial crash : are there breakages in the finace escalator?

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The condition of smallness : how what it means to be small deters firms from getting bigger

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Internationalization of Welsh SMEs: the role of Wales Trade International

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