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Von der Wertschöpfungskette zum Netzwerk: methodische Ansätze zur Analyse des Verbundsystems der Veredelungswirtschaft Nordwestdeutschlands

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  • Deimel, Mark
  • Theuvsen, Ludwig
  • Ebbeskotte, Christof

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In der modernen Veredlungswirtschaft nimmt Nordwestdeutschland mit den Intensivregionen Weser-Ems und Westfalen-Lippe eine herausragende Position im internationalen Wettbewerb ein (Spiller et al. 2005; Windhorst und Grabkowsky 2008). Vor dem Hintergrund neuer ökonomischer, rechtlicher und gesellschaftlicher Herausforderungen gilt es, diese Position kontinuierlich zu verteidigen. Vor allem Fragen zur Qualität und Sicherheit von Lebensmitteln und deren Herstellungsprozessen, aber auch das Erstarken ausländischer Wettbewerber sowie steigende Futtermittelkosten erlangen zunehmende Bedeutung insbesondere für die Fleischproduktion...

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  • Deimel, Mark & Theuvsen, Ludwig & Ebbeskotte, Christof, 2008. "Von der Wertschöpfungskette zum Netzwerk: methodische Ansätze zur Analyse des Verbundsystems der Veredelungswirtschaft Nordwestdeutschlands," DARE Discussion Papers 0810, Georg-August University of Göttingen, Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development (DARE).
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