Enterprise statistics : at a glance, 2008 / Forfás.
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TextPublication details: Dublin : Forfás, 2008.Description: 61 p. ; 15 cm. ; pbkSubject(s): DDC classification: - FORFAS COLLECTION (FF186)
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| Reference | Carlow Campus Library Official Publications | FORFAS COLLECTION (FF186) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | 60004 |
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"Enterprise Statistics at a Glance 2008 brings together data from various Forfás publications, and from the Central Statistics Office and other bodies in a single, accessible format. It presents statistics on areas relevant to the performance of the Ireland̕s enterprise sector: employment and output; international trade in goods and services; inward and outward foreign direct investment flows; and business R&D and innovation. Altogether, the statistics in this booklet highlight some of the key trends in the activities of enterprises based in Ireland and help describe how they are developing and changing over recent years." -- Website.
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