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E-ISSN 2380-1751
Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2004May 20, 2004 CDT
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A Study on the Major Problems of U.S. Women-Owned Small Businesses
A Study on the Major Problems of U.S. Women-Owned Small Businesses
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2004
Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2004
- From the EditorJSBS Editor
- Family Business Ownership and Management: A Gender ComparisonMatthew C. SonfieldRobert N. Lussier
- A Study on the Major Problems of U.S. Women-Owned Small BusinessesSang-Suk LeeDiane Denslow
- Attracting Today's Educated Workforce: Opportunities and Challenges for Small Business FirmsKaren A. Froelich
- Computer Use in Small U.S. Firms: Is There a Digital Divide?Susan Coleman
- Small Business Manager Scanning Emphases and the Dominant Logic of the Business-level StrategyBruce A. WaltersRichard L. PriemChristopher L. Shook
- The Link Between Leadership, Strategy, and Performance in Manufacturing SMEsNicholas O'ReganAbby GhobadianMartin Sims
- Types of Product Innovations and Small Business Performance in Hostile and Benign EnvironmentsRobert E. WrightJohn C. PalmerDebra Perkins
- The VentureJSBS Editor
Lee, S.-S., & Denslow, D. (2004). A Study on the Major Problems of U.S. Women-Owned Small Businesses. Journal of Small Business Strategy, 15(2), 77–90.