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Enterprise assistance: responses from the public and private sectors
Claire MasseyOne of the consequences of the rising profile of the SME sector is that many countries have some sort of “enterprise assistance” programme. In some countries there are extensive…
Which advisers do micro‐firms use? Some Australian evidence
Leighton Jay, Michael SchaperDespite the growth of many new business advice and support services over the last 15 years, the extent to which such facilities are used by the Australian small business sector…
Managing for growth: decision making, planning, and making changes
Paul Joyce, Adrian WoodsThe competencies that need to be developed and deployed in coping with accelerating changes in the business environment have been the subject of much work dating back at least to…
Factors inhibiting the economic growth of female owned small businesses in North West England
Sandra L. Fielden, Marilyn J. Davidson, Adel J. Dawe, Peter J. MakinWhile the general trend in the UK is towards an increase in female owned small businesses, during the last few years the number of North West of England businesses owned by women…
Enhancing SMEs’ capability: opportunities in supply chain relationships?
Allan Macpherson, Alison WilsonStudies of entrepreneurial learning have shown a preference for learning from the business context and business relationships. Within this business context, larger organisations…
High‐growth firms in the Swedish ERP industry
Svante AnderssonThis paper analyses growth patterns in three high‐growth Swedish firms (Intentia, IBS, and in the enterprise resource planning (ERP) industry. A multi‐theoretical framework is…
The role of management accounting in a company in transition from command to market economy
Tamas VamosiThis article will examine the role of selected aspects of management accounting in a company that is changing from command to market economy. By applying the institutional theory…
Comparing the performance of male‐ and female‐controlled businesses
Paul WestheadMany policy makers and practitioners view female entrepreneurs as a “special group” worthy of research and policy attention. Concern has, however, been raised surrounding the…
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