Of interest to industrial and regional economists as well as those working in business schools, this book presents an in-depth analysis of the reasons and determinants of firm creation. The author, based at the Max Planck Institute - one of the leading centres for evolutionary economics - using a multi-disciplinary approach analyzes the topic according ro a broad tripartite framework, emphasizing:
- regional determinants
- industrial determinants
- individual determinants.
An invaluable resource, this book is a useful addition to the bookshelves of experts in the field of decision making, in both the public and private domain.
1. Introduction 2. Theoretical Considerations and Changes in Regional Firm Founding Activities 3. Empirical Evidence 4. Positive Examples and their Impact on Regional Start-up Activities 5. Conclusions
A key resource for industrial and regional economists and those working in business schools, this book provides an analysis of the reasons and determinants of firm creation. Multi-disciplinary in approach it focuses on regional, industrial and individual determinants.
US? 2007 Dirk Fornahl
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