... use the links below or Google
the Web. To search copy and paste the following suggested
keyword combinations shown in italics keeping quotation marks
intact:
Search the Web for ... "business and industry" classifications
Search the Web for ... definition of "industry
category"
Search the Web for ... definition of business "industry
classification"
Try adding keywords from the following links to the text lines
suggested above.
 Classification
Systems : Dartmouth College Library
Eurostat
Metadata Classifications (about
Eurostat)
Global
Industry Classification Standard / GICS : Standard & Poor's
Industry
Classification Benchmark (product
features) :
Dow Jones Indexes
North
American Industry Classification System : United States Census
Bureau
Standard
Industrial Classification (SIC) :
United States Department of Labor
What
are business classifications? (answer)
What
are enterprise classifications? (answer)
What
are industry classifications? (answer)
Are
occupational titles related to business classifications? (answer)
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community ... livability
... as categories of location
data ... see
its listing along with other location data elements.
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education and training:
... as a category of location
data ... see
its listing along with other location data elements.
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define trade
school ... as a teaching and vocational
training institution.
define technical
training ... as it applies to pre-employment training or OJT.
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American Community Network / Bizsites:
ACN operated
as a data
broker but no longer exists more
about data brokers.
See BizesitesDATA.com.
Bizsites.com (business sites dotcom) was used by defunct magazine, Plants
Sites & Parksmore
from Mondotimes.com.
Bizsites has
passed from one data
broker to another over time and used to promote the availability
of location
data for site
selectors. We trace its first use back to a fellow named Marc
Bailey at ACN. Bailey's last know connection to the business of enterprise
and economic development was with FieldMedia.
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REMI:
Regional Economic Models, Inc. is an Amherst, MA, research firm that studies
questions about the effect of policy initiatives on the economy of local
regions. Jack
Tomasik of the Maricopa Association of Governments in Phoenix, AZ, says
... (REMI) is the best regional projections
and impact analysis model in existence, has an excellent model structure
that is based on Keynesian economics. Tomasik is a participant
in The Networkwebpage.
(about .network participation)
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Keynesian Economics:
This resource item was originally opened with a glossary of historic terms
published by David
Koeller, North Park University/Chicago; however, the URL
address string http://campus.northpark.edu/history/WebChron/Glossary/Glossary.html
now produces only a file-not-found message. The
Resource Report solution to the problem is to search the Web for glossary
Keynesian Economics terms in order to provide you with choice to
find out about the work of John Maynard Keynes. He created what is known
in economics as the Keynesian Revolution.
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E.D.G.E.:
After their posting here, Economic
Development Growth and Education Group links
were discovered to be broken for John
Hartman, Durango, CO, .com websites: Economic Growth Network, Global
Trade Index and Global Aid. At the
time they were suggested as resource listings EDGE had a ... mission
is to develop sophisticated searchable databases.
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The World Factbook:
... has information about countries. It's published online
by the US
CIA and can be accessed through the Map Room of the Enterprise and
Economic Development LibraryCLICK
HERE.
Area Development in the Economic
Development Network website (no relationship
with the US CIA) maintains a
list of countries. It's information specifically
serves site
selection projects by providing links to contact data for
location
data suppliers.
If you choose to access
the list, note
that some nations are shown as links and some are not. Send
and email to suggest that a file opened as a free service for any country
listing not linked.
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* Information Technology Associates operates
http://www.theodora.com. The website has files of flags
around the world and country
profiles compiled compiles from the The
World Factbook. Another Theodora.com
file lists two-letter abbreviation of countries; however, the website
you are using has the same information available as a part of the .network Area
Development Directory.
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The National Academy
of Sciences (USA) offers a review of the Dictionary of Occupational
Titles (1980)http://www.nap.edu/books/0309030935/html.
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