International Management 1991 Tom Lloyd - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
International Management 1991 Tom Lloyd
Backing for break-outs. (venture capital for employee buyouts and new firms)	Business, international	Tom Lloyd
Big boys next door: Switzerland and Sweden breed heavyweights with more clout than many in the EC ranking. (Swiss and Swedish corporations) (EC Heavyweights)	Business, international	Tom Lloyd
Downside of critical mass: Europe's most thriving corporate cultures undermine the accepted belief that bigger is better. (EC Heavyweights)	Business, international	Tom Lloyd, Andrew Carton-Kelly, Matt Mueller
The economic bonus of high pay: giving workers a bigger share of the corporate spoils leads to national prosperity. (EC Heavyweights)	Business, international	Tom Lloyd
Thick margins, thin times: the biggest profits are piled up by corporations in the EC's least prosperous economies. (European Community) (EC Heavyweights)	Business, international	Tom Lloyd
Two tilt at London's crown: Frankfurt and Paris are challenging London's position as the European capital of capital. (financial center of Europe)	Business, international	Tom Lloyd

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