Small business in a regulated economy : issues and policy implications
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Small business in a regulated economy : issues and policy implications
Quorum Books, 1988
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Bibliography: p. [231]-232
Includes index
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内容説明
... contributing scholars consider the impact that government regulations, policies and other forces--including innovation, tax reform, employee disincentives, academic partnerships, the costs of complying with government stipulations--have actually had on small business growth. Based on an examination of policy efforts in the late 1980s, the book attempts to reveal the changing emphasis in the nature of the debate regarding small business in today's economy. Entrepreneurial Economy Review
Small Business in a Regulated Economy is the first comprehensive exploration of the impact that government regulations, policies, and other forces have on the formation and growth of small business in the United States. A collection of original essays by distinguished scholars, the book makes an important contribution to business literature by raising fundamental issues related to small business operating in a regulatory economy, identifying the implications of public policies which inhibit or encourage small business growth and development, and defining the nature and character of the policy area. In addition to thoroughly examining the role that government has played in small business regulation, the contributors also make suggestions and recommendations concerning the role government should play in the future to spur small business growth and success.
目次
Preface Introduction: Emerging Relationships Between Public Policies and Small Business by Richard J. Judd and William T. Greenwood Small Business Impacts on Public Policy Issues Public Policy Impacts on Small Business Public Policy Implications for Small Business Summary: Implications for Small Business and Public Policy Selected Bibliography of Recent Books Index
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