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July 21, 2020

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Why can’t the UK grow more world-scale businesses?

Adam Smith Business School, Economy, Nasira BradleyBy adminJuly 21, 20201 Comment

If the benefits of innovation are to bring greater employment, wealth and wellbeing, R&D innovation has to join up with understanding of what is preventing scaleup within the UK.

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