State Government Efforts in Industrial Modernization: Using Theory to Guide Practice
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Modernisierung der Industrie; Herstellerberatungsdienste; Partnerschaft der privaten und der offentlichen Hand; Staatliche und regionale Industriepolitik; Politisches Unternehmertum; Gemeinsames Handeln von Unternehmen;All these keywords.
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