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![]() British Enterprise: thriving or surviving? What has happened to Britain's smaller businesses? The results of CBR's latest large-scale survey of SMEs show that they are less ambitious, less innovative and less growth oriented today than they were in the 1990s. They face increasing competition and a shortage of skills in the workforce that is hampering their ability to grow into dynamic larger firms. Although there are signs of improvement in recent years, we examine whether they are thriving or simply surviving. ENTERPRISE AND INNOVATION At this important conference businessmen,
policy-makers and academics were invited to discuss the findings of our "British Enterprise: thriving or surviving?" survey
and the important policy implications it reveals. It had a focus on three key topics: innovation, public policy
and regional disparities. The Survey Report is available at £50. To order a copy please contact Publications at the CBR. Speakers: |
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