British relocation directory 1995

Article Abstract:

The UK has attracted high levels of overseas investment in recent years, with over 3,500 US companies and more than 200 Japanese companies represented. The Invest in Britain Bureau was established in 1977 by the Department of Trade and Industry and is designed to help overseas investors expand in the UK. The British Relocation Directory provides information on help available in the main regions of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Information includes demographic trends, commercial rents and house prices.

Demographic aspects, Economic development

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The United Kingdom

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Overseas companies already form a significant part of the UK economy and the UK is keen to welcome more inward investment. Overseas companies accounted for 24% of net UK output and employed 18% of the manufacturing personnel in 1992. Inward investment benefits the UK, but the UK also has much to offer overseas companies including a large domestic market, a strong, cost-competitive workforce, and a framework of financial incentives, particularly for companies locating in areas needing regeneration.

Services, Foreign corporations, International relations, British foreign relations, United Kingdom. English Partnerships, Confederation of British Industry

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Answer to the hang-up

Article Abstract:

Call centre operators are being attracted to Staffordshire, in the West Midlands as the region has a strong supply of labour coupled with well priced land.

Economic aspects, Staffordshire, England

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