Titlebook: European Industrial Policy and Competitiveness; Concepts and Instrum Thomas C. Lawton (Lecturer in European Business an Textbook 1999Latest

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Export Promotion: gaining advantage through credit and insurance,re specifically, selling capital goods abroad is considered as a guarantee for positive employment effects at home and as a clear indicator for technological competitiveness. With exports thus maintaining a central position in the conduct of national macroeconomic policies, it is hardly surprising t

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European Transport Infrastructure: building for a competitive Europe, utilise throughout the production and distribution processes. The effectiveness and efficiency with which transportation services are delivered to the enterprise are therefore critical to its success within both domestic and international markets. The basic assumption of this chapter is that transp

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Conclusions: shaping the European business environment,sis of public intervention in the market has shifted from vertical actions promoting or protecting specific companies or business sectors, towards horizontal measures which encourage trans-sectoral functional development. National governments and the EU are now preoccupied with developing the optimu

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Untersuchungskonzeption und Methodik,logical competitiveness. With exports thus maintaining a central position in the conduct of national macroeconomic policies, it is hardly surprising that most official export banks and insurance agencies in the advanced industrial countries provide selective support to firms which are active on international markets.

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rial competitiveness policy framework and its ten constituent elements. It also illustrates how individual instruments of this policy set shape the European business environment and affect the competitiveness of firms.