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Births and Deaths of Manufacturing Firms in the Scottish Regions

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Investigates the regional variation in the rates of new business formation (births) and failures (deaths) in Scottish manufacturing industries. Policies designed to stimulate business formation tend to aggravate regional disparities. This study seeks to develop an understanding of the...

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