City of Santiago, Isabela, is otherwise known as the “Queen North” and only independent component city in region 2 that substantially contributes to overall production competitiveness region. This study aimed determine influence state healthcare economic competitiveness, identify determinants contribute demand for healthcare, discover factors affect choices consumers services, measure effect in...

The success of regional development could be seen through the level economic growth among its sectors. In case Blitar City, although it has limited natural resources, but environmental issues and food securities were main priorities. Agriculture, as one sectors with rapid in showed a positive trend which was strengthened by an increase vegetable consumption, so that should become issue This stu...

Digital marketing training is an important solution to increase the competitiveness of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in rapidly growing digital era. This community service aims provide MSMEs assisted by Lazismu, Medan City. Identification partner problems carried out through meetings with Lazismu leaders understand challenges face after Covid-19 pandemic. The was conducted using ...

This study presents an empirical evidence concerning the comparison of  the dynamics of competitiveness in the creative and manufacturing industries. It investigated the impact of the economic crisis in the behavior of the competitiveness of those industries. The samples were 42 firms taken from 3 sub-sectors of the creative industries and 3 sub-sectors of the manufacturing industries listed in...

Based on the theories of regional economics and industrial economics, the paper analyzed the development of China nonferrous metals industry, made summary of the current research on industrial competitiveness, built an evaluation index system from the four areas: scale competitiveness, market competitiveness, benefit competitiveness and export competitiveness. Then, with the tool of SPSS, the p...

recently, most of firms are encouraging to employ informal labour force for reduction of their costs, in order to improve their competitiveness in global markets. these sorts of employees due to decrease labour expenses, thus help to the firm competitiveness, but little training and skill of them decreases competitiveness of firm in global markets. this article studies the effect of flexibility...

In the wider debate on urban resilience and metabolism, food-related aspects have gained increasing importance. At the same time, urban agro-food systems in city regions are facing major challenges with regard to often limited domestic supplies, resource-intensive producer–consumer relationships, and the competition for low-price products via global food chains. In this sense, novel methods for...

Global Cities are characterised by their dominance in world affairs, linked to population size and political, economic, social and cultural infrastructure. As urban centres expand, particularly in the developing regions of the South, a new generation of Global Cities seems likely to emerge. Indeed, non-Western Global Cities have already emerged in some Asian (e.g. Hong Kong, Singapore) and Lati...