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The Office Machinery Industry in the United Kingdom

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The study reported on here deals mainly with the competitive position of the United Kingdom office machinery industry, and is part of a wider investigation into the competitiveness of British industry which the National Institute has been undertaking. The article includes a substantial amount of new statistical and other material, much of it obtained from three special inquiries, directed to manufacturers and concessionaires, large users, and retailers, into the structure of the industry and the reasons for its competitive weakness. Details of the coverage of these inquiries, which were conducted in 1967, are given in Appendix II.

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  • Anonymous, 1969. "The Office Machinery Industry in the United Kingdom," National Institute Economic Review, National Institute of Economic and Social Research, vol. 49, pages 52-74, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:nierev:v:49:y:1969:i::p:52-74_5
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