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The distribution of business organisations according to the number of employees has long been an important area of research in economic geography. What is in the background of the above is that the economic position of individual geographical areas, as well as the strength of the local economy, are fundamentally influenced by the size of the companies operating there. In the light of the above, the purpose of this paper is to examine the changes concerning the size categories of registered business organisations in the construction industry, which is considered as an important base of the economy, in the period between 2000 and 2013, as well as to address the differences between the counties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Current investigation applied the method of triadic decomposition of GDP per capita using it as an indicator to express the competitiveness in static, dynamic and combined forms. The results partly supported the former findings about the development characteristics of Hungarian towns. Some outputs of the current investigation highlighted new trends and spatial processes of competitiveness of towns after the millennium. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]