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Backward linkages from construction. Exploring the economic development potential of Scottish building supplies

Kenneth Gibb Centre for Housing Research and Urban studies, University of Glasgow
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Margaret Keoghan Centre for Housing Research and Urban studies, University of Glasgow
Pages 198-215 | Published online: 08 May 2007

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Max Munday, David Pickernell & Annette Roberts. (2004) Building for the future: housing-related sectors and the welsh economy. Local Economy 19:3, pages 212-225.
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