After a decade or more of deregulation and the retreat of the state
there is a growing consensus that government can make a positive
contribution to industrial growth. This volume explores both the
theoretical basis for industrial policy in Europe and practical
proposals for making industrial development happen. The volume is
divided into five parts: the rationale for industrial policy and
the argument for making it local and participative; creating
meaningful local and regional economies - making localised learning
a reality; nurturing small firms; creating adequate access to
venture capital, especially for new small firms; and creating the
infrastructure and environment for a dynamic, diffuse economy. The
contributors include some of Europe's leading industrial
economists, and they approach the subject on a micro, macro and
meso level.
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