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Competitive disadvantages and advantages of small nations : an analysis of inter-nation economic performance

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Wint, Alvin G

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TextPublication details: 2002Action note:

10/7/02 JOY_D

Summary: Tests several hypotheses about the factors that differentiate small countries in terms of their economic performance. Concludes that small countries have relied for competitive advantage on industries which place a premium on stability and infrastructural quality. Notes that success in these industries requires integration into world markets, which brings with it exogenous risks.

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Tests several hypotheses about the factors that differentiate small countries in terms of their economic performance. Concludes that small countries have relied for competitive advantage on industries which place a premium on stability and infrastructural quality. Notes that success in these industries requires integration into world markets, which brings with it exogenous risks.

10/7/02 JOY_D

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