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FDI
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The Leader is a magazine published for members of CoreNet
Global. It focuses the work of corporate
real estate executives and the issues they deal with. The organization
accepts those who provide resources and services as associates. It includes economic
development as an interest in conjunction with management of ... real
estate and workplace assets in Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America and
North America (source
of quote).
One of CoreNet Global's associate members, Mary Jane Olhasso, comments on
economic development at the organizations website—access through
the Enterprise and Economic
Development Library. CoreNet Global's membership directory is restricted
but the Global Registry
of Contacts is available as an open-access resource
should you be interested in Olhasso, the City of Ontario, CA as a location or
other resource
and service providers who engage with members of CoreNet Global.
You obtain contact
data through directories.
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Site Selection magazine is ... is the official publication
of the Industrial
Asset Management Council (IAMC) (source
of quote). The fact that it lists the alliance at the top of the magazine's
homepage suggests that the strategic
alliance established with the International Economic Development Council
(IEDC) in 2001 to create Development Alliance.com remains intact. See
the development
alliance file in the .network resource archive for
more information about the Development Alliance and access to the definition
of the generic term. Site
selection is also a generic term.
Like several of the other magazines listed on this page, Site Selection is
distributed free to qualified
subscribers. Although not named, the magazine is mentioned in the answer to
the question of who organized the first association giving economic developers
the opportunity to network with corporate real estate executives—more about Site
Selection's history.
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Trade and Development /Defining Corporate Strategies for Growth, is
a bimonthly magazine distributed free
to qualified subscribers. Its focus is on ... location
strategies distinctly addressing the specific issues of a different industry
audience ... T&ID works with site selection
experts and industry associations to cover site selection and facility planning
for the fastest growing industries (source
of quote).
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U.S. Real Estate Register provides ... economic
and industrial development professionals with a comprehensive source of
real estate information in the form of an annual directory. (source
of quote). Property
Digest is a companion publication to USRER.
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CLICK
HERE for a definition of commercial and industrial real estate.
enterprise and economic development project:
... an undertaking which
brings about economic
development upon
completion. The
user group that participate in the mission of The
Network are involved
with one another in moving enterprise
and economic development as
well as site
selection projects forward.
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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. Enterprise developers thrive in small
businesses and fast-growing
companies of all sizes. Entrepreneurs are
enterprise developers. See the answer to the question about what enterprise
developers do.
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What are enterprise developers / define enterprise
developers / who develops businesses
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location marketing:
... the promotion and advertising of commercial
and industrial real estate in conjunction with information
intended to attract prospects to
places
seeking economic development by agencies, organizations
and enterprises
in position as location
data suppliers. See the examples of business
publications in the site
selection and location marketing niche (page
up).
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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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definition of domestic 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 (source
of quote).
By contrast, it can be said that a development
economy has ... the
structure or condition of the production, development, distribution
and management
of material
wealth ... (in
a location).
An economy is defined as the structure or condition of the
production, development, distribution and management of material wealth in
a location. The economic
developer for Southlake, TX defines basic
economy
as ... economic activity within a community
with a predominant market that lies outside the local economy (source
of quote). A basic economy may be divided into (1) command
economy, which
is government controlled, and (2) free
market economy which
is also called capitalism.
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definition of developing economy / definition of
basic economy / definition of capitalism
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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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definition of global economy
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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
that step beyond the local economy |
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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 regions—see
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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Copy and paste the following italicized suggestions to the search
engine at the top of this page, keeping quotation \
marks intact and substituting the name of a place
of interest for the word location. For more suggested keywords
and phrases to search for, CLICK
HERE.
Search the Web for ... enterprise economic development
location
Search the Web for ... "enterprise and economic development"
services location
Search the Web for ... "enterprise and economic development"
resources location
Search the Web for ... enterprise development services
location
Search the Web for ... enterprise development resources
location
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Plants
Sites and Parks magazine ceased publication in 2004. Len
Scaffidi, publisher and editor-in-chief of PS&P in
its heyday, played a role in bringing Plant
Site Locators together with the National Association of Manufacturers
(USA) as that organization sought to add site
selection to its member services for industrial
development. Scaffidi published Plant
Site Locations for NAM, an archived copy of which is maintained
in the off-line section of the Enterprise and Economic Development
Library. A search of the Web by the library staff later produced only
an article by
Melanie Avner from the publication's Winter 2001 newsletter.
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