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Opening the Marketplace to Small Enterprise Where Magic and Development Begins

Handbook / Manual
By: Ton de Wilde, Stijnte Schreurs and Arleen Richmond
184 pages
Opening the Marketplace to Small Enterprise
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  • Opening the Marketplace to Small Enterprise ISBN: 9781853390937 Paperback Dec 1991 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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About this book

Intended for small-scale entrepreneurs in developing countries, project leaders and administrators involved in small enterprise development and economists, this book addresses three fundamental issues: how to find financial support, how to improve products and how to access markets. It offers answers to the social, political and governmental obstacles facing small enterprise in developing countries. Examples cited include entrepreneurs who, through innovative use of appropriate technology, created their own economic foundations, produced surplus goods and moved their products into previously closed markets.

Contents

The magic of the marketplace; the biases of and experience with supply-side interventions; introducing maize mills in Cameroon; introducing the production of glazed pottery in rural villages in Tanzania; introducing the production of improved jikos in Kenya; the commercialization of small-scale production of pigs in the Dominican Republic; providing poor Tamak farmers in Indonesia access to a lucrative market.

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Handbook / Manual
By: Ton de Wilde, Stijnte Schreurs and Arleen Richmond
184 pages
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