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Business development services for small enterprises - a study of Hyderabad, India
Small enterprises can be characterized as seeking two basic types of services. ‘Transaction-related services’ refer to such things as assistance in keeping accounts, and filing of returns, which are of immediate concern. ‘Strategic services’ deal with long-term issues that will have a lasting impact in the future. This study was undertaken to understand the real relevance of BDS for small enterprise. The study involved structured interactions with 90 small enterprises as well a s interactions with the service provider
Small enterprises can be characterized as seeking two basic types of services. ‘Transaction-related services’ refer to such things as assistance in keeping accounts, and filing of returns, which are of immediate concern. ‘Strategic services’ deal with long-term issues that will have a lasting impact in the future. This study was undertaken to understand the real relevance of BDS for small enterprise. The study involved structured interactions with 90 small enterprises as well a s interactions with the service provider
MULTILAYER ELASTIC ANALYSIS OF PAVEMENT STRUCTURE DUE TO TORSIONAL SURFACE LOADING
FUJINAMI, Kiyoshi
MAINA, James
MATSUI, Kunihito
Doboku Gakkai Ronbunshu, Vol. 2005 (2005), Iss. 781 P.781_171
https://doi.org/10.2208/jscej.2005.781_171 [Citations: 0]Microfinance challenges: empowerment or disempowerment of the poor?
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