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... firms to achieve , with a vastly inferior ( in money value ) equip- ment per worker , a level of labour productivity not very far below the larger firms . The exceptional industry is plastics , where it is primarily the high level of ...
... firms to achieve , with a vastly inferior ( in money value ) equip- ment per worker , a level of labour productivity not very far below the larger firms . The exceptional industry is plastics , where it is primarily the high level of ...
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... firms , there may be no real inconsistency . The rationale for grouping the 10-19 workers class in the Karachi study with the firms above them in size and the same class in the Indian studies with those below them in size is evident ...
... firms , there may be no real inconsistency . The rationale for grouping the 10-19 workers class in the Karachi study with the firms above them in size and the same class in the Indian studies with those below them in size is evident ...
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... firms . SECTION III If , on the criteria outlined in Section I , it does seem that very small firms have a potential for contributing to the growth of the economy , the question posed earlier of possible competitive disadvantages and ...
... firms . SECTION III If , on the criteria outlined in Section I , it does seem that very small firms have a potential for contributing to the growth of the economy , the question posed earlier of possible competitive disadvantages and ...
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