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The role of small fimrs in Czechoslovak manufacturing

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Walking before you can run : the knowledge, networks, and institutions for emerging market SMEs

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Does size still matter? : how micro firms and SMEs vary in network learning

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Walking Before You Can Run: The Knowledge, Networks, and Institutions for Emerging Market SMEs

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Advancing the ability of emerging market small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) to learn, absorb new technologies, and grow is one of the greatest challenges in economic development and to theories of knowledge transfer. This chapter analyzes the mechanisms that can facilitate or impede the...

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