Peter Johnson

The Formation and Development of Small Business (eBook, PDF)

Issues and Evidence

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Here Peter Johnson has put together a collection of his groundbreaking research. Now in one volume for the first time, it will be of great interest to those in every area of business and economics.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 256
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2008
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781134161041
• Artikelnr.: 42975876

Autorenporträt

Peter Johnson is Professor Emeritus of Business Economics at Durham Business School, UK.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Introduction Part 1: Business Formation 2. The Founders of New
Manufacturing Firms: A Note on the Size of their 'Incubator' Plants with
D.G. Cathcart 3. Firm Formation in Manufacturing Industry with J. Creedy
4. How Good are the UK VAT Registration Data at Measuring Firm Births? C.
Conway Part 2: Regional Issues 5. New Manufacturing Firms and Regional
Development: Some Evidence from the Northern Region with D.G. Cathcart 6.
Spatial Variations in the Determinants and Effects of Firm Births and
Deaths with S. Parker 7. Differences in Regional Firm Formation Rates: A
Decomposition Analysis Part 3: Employment 8. Unemployment and
Self-Employment: A Survey 9. New Firms and Employment Creation with
R.B.Thomas 10. Employment Change in the Small Establishment Sector in UK
Manufacturing Part 4: Growth and Development 11. How Good are Small Firms
at Predicting Employment? with J. Ashworth and C. Conway 12 Small Business
Growth in the Short Run with C. Conway and P. Kattuman 13. The
Size-Age-Growth Relationship in Not-for-Profit Tourist Attractions:
Evidence from UK Museums Part 5: Policy 14. Government Policies towards
Business Formation: An Economic Appraisal of a Training Scheme with R.B.
Thomas 15. Targeting Firm Births and Economic Regeneration in a Lagging
Region 16. Some Reflections