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020			_a978-0-415-62333-9
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100			_aMazumdar, Dipak _9773
100			_aSarkar, Sandip _95843
245		0	_aManufacturing Enterprise in Asia: Size Structure and Economic Growth
260			_c2012 _bRoutledge, _aLondon [u.a.],
300			_a342 pages
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520			_aThe book presents a comparative survey of the distribution of enterprises by size across Asia, including Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Thailand, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. It identifies three distinct patterns of manufacturing sector development and makes the connection between enterprise development and the overall impact on the economy. The book goes on to investigate the problem of the peculiar dual size structure of manufacturing in India, with its two modes at the low and high end of the size distribution and conspicuous “missing middle”, and the effect that this has on the economy. It is an important contribution to studies on Asian Economics and Manufacturing Industries.
650			_adevelopment economics _9179
650			_aeconomic growth _9774
650			_aindustrial economics _9775
651			_aAsia _9776
651			_aEast Asia _9777
651			_aIndia _9308
651			_aKorea _95844
651			_aTaiwan _9343
651			_aJapan _9649
651			_aBanladesh _95845
651			_aThailand _95846
651			_aVietnam _95847
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