Inward investment

Series: Financial Times ; 15 August 2001, 4(2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: A Financial Times survey of the UK's 12 regional investment agencies highlights a sharp slowdown, with officials reporting a fall in the number of business projects going through. London and the South East are suffering the biggest downturn. Breakdown of inward investment by UK regions.

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A Financial Times survey of the UK's 12 regional investment agencies highlights a sharp slowdown, with officials reporting a fall in the number of business projects going through. London and the South East are suffering the biggest downturn. Breakdown of inward investment by UK regions.

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