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Our joint report with Oxford Economics on "The Economic Contribution of BAE Systems to the UK Economy in 2006" is now downloadable from this website.

Geoeconomics assessed the company´s contribution to local and regional economic development across the UK, based on a unique geographical analysis of BAE Systems´ employment and supplier networks.

This rare quantitative picture of one of the UK´s leading knowledge economy employers shows that BAE Systems "bridges the North-South Divide", particularly through its major knowledge-intensive manufacturing operations in the North West region.

The report underlines the importance of understanding how Britain"s corporate geography shapes regional and local competitiveness.

To download the pdf version of the report, please submit your full name and email address.

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