P-ISSN 1081-8510
E-ISSN 2380-1751
Vol. 17, Issue 2, 2006May 20, 2006 CDT
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Business Students’ Perceptions of Employment in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Versus Multinational Corporations: Investing the Moderating Effects of Accademic Major, Gender, and Personality
Business Students’ Perceptions of Employment in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Versus Multinational Corporations: Investing the Moderating Effects of Accademic Major, Gender, and Personality
Articles in Vol. 17, Issue 2, 2006
Vol. 17, Issue 2, 2006
- From the EditorJSBS Editor
- An Exploration of Firm Performance Factors in Family Businesses: Do Families Value Only the "Bottom Line"?Jose CastilloMicheal W. Wakefield
- Angel Investment CriteriaRichard Sudek
- Business Students' Perceptions of Employment in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Versus Multinational Corporations: Investing the Moderating Effects of Accademic Major, Gender, and PersonalityW. Lee Grubb IIIMichael L. HarrisWilliam I. MacKenzie Jr.
- Do Strategic Business Networks Benefit Male-and-Female-Owned Small-Community Businesses?Nancy J. MillerTerry L. BesserJennifer V. Riibe
- Impact of Planning and Control Sophistication in Small BusinessHarland E. HodgesThomas W. Kent
- The Internationalization of SMES in Emerging Economies: Institional Embeddedness and Absorptive CapacitiesHong ZhuMichael A. HittLaszlo Tihanyi
- Startups That WorkThomas Nelson
III, W. L. G., Harris, M. L., & Jr., W. I. M. (2006). Business Students’ Perceptions of Employment in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Versus Multinational Corporations: Investing the Moderating Effects of Accademic Major, Gender, and Personality. Journal of Small Business Strategy, 17(2), 27–36.