Introducing "Business & Economic Growth: Key Features & Determinants" by Industrial Systems Research - a comprehensive study delving into the intricate details of how businesses and economies drive growth in today's modern world.
In this insightful book, readers will gain a deep understanding of the pivotal role of businesses in economic growth and of how thriving economies lead to increased business growth. The book covers a wide range of topics: labour markets, employment, productivity, education and training, natural resources and energy, financing growth, manufacturing, technology, trade, markets, competition, marketing, retailing, distributing, transport, communications, households, spending and growth in particular markets, governments and spending, and more.
A unique feature of the book is its comprehensive coverage of both internal (micro) and external (macro) factors influencing business and economic growth. Readers will gain insights into how international industrial and commercial dynamics, physical-organic environmental conditions, political policies, and broader socio-cultural factors shape businesses and economies.
With its synoptic contents and in-depth analysis, "Business & Economic Growth" is a valuable resource for economists, business professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the intricate dynamics of modern business and economic growth. This book is a product of the expertise of Industrial Systems Research, a firm renowned for its cutting-edge insights into industrial and economic systems.
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Table Of Contents
Synoptic contents
Preface
1: Business growth
2: Economic growth
3: Labour markets, employment, and productivity
4: Education and training
5: Natural resources and energy
6: Financing growth
7: Manufacturing
8: Technology
9: Trade, markets, and competition
10: Marketing, retailing, and distributing
11: Transport and communications
12: Households, incomes, and consumption
13: Demand and growth in particular markets
14: Government spending, taxation, and inflation
15: Democracy, liberty, and the rule of law
References and further reading
