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Resources for Business: Small Business & Entrepreneurship Getting Started: Business.gov, the official business link to the U.S. Government, is managed by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) in a partnership with 21 other federal agencies. This partnership, known as Business Gateway, is a Presidential E-government initiative that provides a single access point to government services and information to help the nation's businesses with their operations. The result is a "one-stop shop" for compliance documents and other business resources.
Covers all aspects of small business, including business planning, human resources, marketing, and technology.
Financial Studies of the Small Business
Drexel Library Information Desk (1st fl.)HF5681.R25F55
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Smaller businesses in 70 industry groups are analyzed, with an emphasis on retail and service firms. Studies include drug stores, grocery stores, florists, contractors, and restaurants. A full listing is at Financial Research Associates
The Portable MBA in Entrepreneurship
Drexel Library Book shelves (2nd fl.) HD62.5 .B94 2004
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This annual report since 1982 continues to serve as a reference source to business owners, policymakers, and researchers when they need information on small business' performance in the economy.
"America's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Network provides management and technical assistance to more than 1.3 million small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs each year. Small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs can go to their local SBDCs for free, face-to-face business consulting and at-cost training on writing business plans, accessing capital, marketing, regulatory compliance, international trade and more." The foundation supports entrepreneurship by focusing on "second-stage entrepreneurs" and the belief that they are vital to the United States economy.
Advocacy group for small businesses.
"BizToolkit features the Web's best business information sources, as selected by the nation's top Business Information Experts at the James J. Hill Reference Library. Need to prepare a business plan for your banker? You'll find what you need in BizToolkit. Looking for tips on how to cost effectively launch your next marketing campaign? You'll find what you need in BizToolkit. Salary surveys, job descriptions, company research sources...you'll find it all in BizToolkit." (description taken from website). The site offers free access, and the opportunity to upgrade to a fee-based "Pro-Member" service.
Business Planning: Anatomy of a business plan: a step-by-step guide to start smart, building the business and securing your company's future, 3rd edition.
Drexel Library Book shelves (2nd fl.) HD30.28 .P5 1996 (view catalog record)
Bankable business plans
Drexel Library Book shelves (2nd fl.) HD30.28 .R644 2004 (view catalog record)
Drexel Library Reference HD62.7 .B865 (view catalog record)
A compilation of actual business plans developed by small business throughout North America.
Business plans that work: a guide for small business
Drexel Library Book shelves (2nd fl.) HD30.28 .T5766 2004 (view catalog record)
Rule's book of business plans for startups : creating a winning plan that you can take to the bank, 2nd edition
Drexel Library Book shelves (2nd fl.) HD62.5 .R85 2004 (view catalog record)
Smart financial management : the essential reference for the successful small business
Drexel Library Drexel Library Book shelves (2nd fl.) HG4027.7 .S5 2004 (view catalog record)
Successful business models : surefire ways to build a profitable business
Drexel Library Book shelves (2nd fl.) HD30.28 .D397 2003 (view catalog record)
Articles and Selected Magazines/Journals: Hispanic Business
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Articles, commentary, review articles, by, for and about environmentally aware industries. Edited for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Publishes research that focuses on issues concerning microenterprise & small business development, especially under conditions of adversity.
For articles on small business, entrepreneurship, and related topics: Articles from popular business magazines, academic journals, and trade publications. Content includes academic journals, business magazines, trade publications, monographs, and market research reports.
Search Econlit to locate academic research on the economic and financial aspects of small business, startups, and family-run businesses.
See also: Resources for Management Small Business & Entrepreneurship
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