by Gavin C. Reid
"This book is concerned with one of the major contemporary issues of industrial organisation: the role of small business enterprise in a mature market economy. Key issues covered are: start-up and its financial features; static and dynamic scale economies; enterprise case histories; small business strategy; competitive forces; strategic pricing policy; determinants of growth and survival; and the political economy of fair trade and enterprise." "The treatment is analytical and empirical, well grounded in business reality, and set within the context of the political economy of small business. It is based on a unique and extensive database of small business enterprise, containing over 40,000 data points gathered by field work within the firm. The book starts with a section on the database and then applies diverse methods: statistical analysis; enterprise case histories; econometrics; and political economy. In this way, a particularly rich picture of the modern small business emerges, bec
Lawrence E. Harrison
Rosabeth Moss Kanter
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