Economic Security Survey Research

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Department for Business and Trade

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£1,100,000

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Yonder Consulting Limited

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Research services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

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1 month ago

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The Department for Business and Trade and Cabinet Office have procured survey research to better understand how businesses perceive and respond to different economic security issues, how current government approaches to economic security issues affect businesses, and what kind of government support businesses find most useful when dealing with economic security issues.

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Department for Business and Trade

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