New Product Development among Small Toronto Manufacturers: Empirical Evidence on the Role of Technical Service Linkages

Alan D. Macpherson

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This paper examines the technical linkage arrangements which exist between small Toronto manufacturers and consultants in the service sector. It is suggested that technical inputs from external spe...

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