Modelling the Effects of Public Support to Small Firms in the UK - Paradise Gained?



Modelling the Effects of Public Support to Small Firms in the UK - paradise Gained?

attendant data requirements (e.g., a national well maintained client database) must
remain a priority within government.

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Stephen Roper and Mark Hart

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