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It also suggests a model for improving our approach to small business capital formation in the United States.

Financing small business creation and expansion has always been difficult.

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In Fire Someone Today, you'll read what Pritchett has discovered through his years of experience as an entrepreneur and small business owner. It is a book about what to do, what not to do, and why. For your business, it could be that one piece of advice that makes all the difference . . . and even give you a few laughs along the way.

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Provides a comprehensive investigation of foreign ownership in the United States. Based on the latest, most reliable data and comprising the viewpoints of leading authorities on foreign direct investment, the book offers detailed previously unpublished information on the effects of foreign direct investment in the United States.

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An expert in securing grant money provides a clear, step-by-step course in grant writing that readers can "attend" from the comfort of their home or office-and proceed with at their own pace.

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This book provides an effective antidote to the small business owner's frustration with government, demonstrating how to cut through regulations, red tape, and political corruption.

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This is the first practical step-by-step guide to strategic planning specifically written for managers of all types of nonprofit organizations, large and small.

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This volume examines policy questions posed by the special situation of small businesses based on both recent studies of hazardous waste management and compliance behavior of smaller generators and evaluations of smaller generator assistance programs.

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Analyzes 500 entrepreneurial small firms and isolates the reasons for their successes and failures. The authors examine whether there are any "laws" of success that are applicable to small and mid-size companies and identify profitable strategies in various industries.

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This book examines the effects of hostile takeovers, their impact on regional economies and industries, and the policy implications of such takeovers for both the corporation and the public sector.

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With only about half of small businesses still trading after the first three years, setting up and surviving as an entrepreneur can be a tough game. Bestselling author Jeffrey Fox has come up with a winning formula for small-business owners to guarantee themselves commercial success and, what is more, how to make big money in the process.

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Stryjan's notable study outlines a new theoretical perspective on self-managed organizations, which is also of considerable interest to students of conventional organizations.

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This book describes a new approach to business-government interactions while giving business and government officials a new set of practical proposals for change.

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This text presents for the first time the history of international business, using both a case and contextual approach.

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This study develops the calculus which, if used in selecting overseas projects, structuring international enterprises, and resolving operatonal problems, would reduce the area of conflict in business and become a more viable international concept.

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An exploration of the private equity firm Blackstone Group that discusses its history, control of corporations around the world, controversies, founders, and other related topics.

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Inspirational stories of eleven low-income women who are moving their families out of poverty by starting their own businesses

(Paperback, 4th edition)

If you're running a small business, you need to be on top of accounting and legal basics yourself if you want to be successful. This practical guide provides all the information you need to get the most out of your accountant and stay out of trouble.

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