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enterprise and economic development:
... a process of investing time and
capital in
creating, expanding, or improving (for excellence)
the operations of a business or other endeavor (source)
... which creates or improves economic vitality
for a community and
its surrounding area see
the definition of area
development; the combination of the definitions of two processes
into one for the purpose of stating that the mission of The
Network is to bring
people together to make enterprise
and economic development happen in locations around
the worldmore.
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enterprise and economic development project:
... a planned
undertaking which brings about economic development in a location upon
completion and which is lead by a member of
the .network target
audience engaged as an enterprise
developer or site
selector assisted
throughout by resource
and service providers.
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what is an enterprise and economic development project
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enterprise developers:
... business
decision makers as they act to implement
plans and follow through with new ventures, expansions or relocations as
well efforts to achieve excellence in
productivity and operations; members of
the target
audience of The Network; business decision makers in
the site
selector mode or leading others with site
selection responsibilities. The enterprise
developer is defined in the Enterprise
and Economic Development Glossary. What do enterprise developers
do? (answer).
You will find enterprise developers in small
businesses and fast-growing
companies of all sizes. Entrepreneurs are
enterprise developers.
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What are enterprise developers / define enterprise
developers / who develops businesses
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domestic economy:
... Of or relating to the internal economic affairs
of a country; the entity that can be described as the economic
territory of a country (national
economy); a place wherein
there is management of resources, such as money, materials, or labor
(local economy).
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developing economy:
... a defined area of activity related to the production
and distribution of goods and services wherein
conditions of opportunity are dynamic rather than static (see the definition
of development
economy). the structure or condition of the production,
development, distribution and management
of material
wealth
in a location.
The definition of basic economy is divided into (1) command economy
which is government controlled and (2) free market economy which is
also called capitalism. Greg Last of Southlake, TX defines basic economy
as ... economic activity within a community with a predominant market
that lies outside the local economy (source of quote). conditions of
opportunity within a location that
would give vitality to the production and distribution
of material wealth for the benefit of its community if
properly infused, manipulated, and managed. The word underdeveloped
may be used to identify a development economy when contrasting
it to a developing economy. The latter expression identifies
an economy in
which one or more conditions of opportunity are no longer
static, but not necessarily all; i.e., a development economy
is one which appears to have the potential for economic
development. Expressions, such as underdeveloped
nation and developing counties are used to combine identities
of locations with concerns for socioeconomic development. Economy-point.org,
has a dissuasion of the common
characteristics of the developing countries. Also,
the International
Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, ON has a
PDF file online which starts out by stating: From
the beginning of time, technology has been a key element
in the growth and development of societies. In its
effort to provide access to location
data suppliers around the word standing ready
to supply site
selectors with information about development economies, The
Network provides a global list of counties with
links in the Area
Development section of its Economic Development Network
website.
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global economy:
... the worldwide economic system; the total of all
the national economies regarded
as a single economic system; globalization as the term is used
in reference to the ... integration of national
economies into the international
economy through trade, foreign
direct investment,
capital flows, migration,
and the spread of technology (source
of quote).
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local economy ... see
Appendix G of the Enterprise
and Economic Development Glossary
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define regional economy concept as economic regions
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national economy:
... the structure or condition of the production,
development, distribution and management of material wealth within
a country which facilitates the circulation of capital and
accommodates buyers and sellers of goods and services; the economic system
within a country that facilitates procedures used within or between
communities to
govern the production and distribution of goods and services and circulation
capital; a nation's economic
territory which is made up of financial resources as well
as their circulation and management with an aim towards production,
distribution and economic
development.
Access
Area Development in Economic Development.net if your
interest is learning more about enterprise
and economic development beginning at the national level or searching
for economic
development contacts or other location
data suppliers within countries.
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definition of national economy / what is or what
drives the national economy
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regional economy:
... the structure or condition of the production,
development, distribution and management of wealth in
an area made
up of two or more sub economies which is conducive to the analysis
of its various elements, such as economic growth, labor markets, finance,
tax-burdens, real estate, etc. Economic regions can be identified as
next above local
economies and then continuing on in steps
to the national level (national economy).
After that countries may be grouped into regional economies or global
economic regionssee
global economy/regional economy in the resource archive of The
Network.
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definition of regional economy / what is a regional
economy / definition of economic region
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as a process that brings about economic development. That being the
case, the expression enterprise
and economic development is used to describe both processes
as one.
Site
selection is a activity within enterprise and economic development
that demands a lot of attention. Places throughout
the world promote the fact that they seek economic development, some
through organizations
such as the United
Nations (UN),
some through ally
networks and others
through advertising. The
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