In the past, services had a strong local and national focus. Professional services were very likely to be independently and autonomously organized from country

This important book offers economists both a wealth of new source material and a fresh perspective on the modern global economy. It includes contributions from

Aimed at practitioners and academics, this third edition discusses various issues such as to what extent are professional service firms (PSFs) different, when i

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