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Managing Productivity in Welsh Firms: Final Report

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Morgan, Brian
Holtham, Gerald
Morgan, Selyf
Huggins, Robert
Clifton, Nick
Davies, Jeff
Kyaw, Sandy
Date
2020-03-08
Type
Technical Report
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Hodge Foundation
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Abstract
This is the final report on productivity from the Hodge Research Project, which seeks to provide a better understanding of how firms’ management practices affect productivity in the context of Wales. The report gathers new evidence on management practices against the background of a low productivity economy. It draws on the findings of a survey of a broad and diverse range of businesses in Wales seeking to find answers to why productivity is lower in Wales than elsewhere (see Figure 1). Whilst many other reports have dealt with productivity at an aggregate level, this report seeks to provide a better understanding of some of the more micro-elements of the ‘productivity puzzle’ in Wales. The survey involved face-to-face interviews with seventy-four companies...
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Morgan, B. et al. (2020) 'Managing Productivity in Welsh Firms: Final Report', Hodge Research Project, Cardiff Metropolitan University. Available at: https://www.welsheconomicchallenge.com/managing-productivity-in-welsh-firms/
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https://www.welsheconomicchallenge.com/managing-productivity-in-welsh-firms/
http://hdl.handle.net/10369/10969
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Final Report was produced by the Hodge Project Research Team at Cardiff Metropolitan University, March 2020. Available open access at: https://www.welsheconomicchallenge.com/managing-productivity-in-welsh-firms/
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Cardiff Metropolitan University (Grant ID: Cardiff Metropolian (Internal))
The Hodge Foundation
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