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P-ISSN 1081-8510
E-ISSN 2380-1751
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Vol. 7, Issue 2, 1996June 11, 1996 CDT

Small and Medium-sized Firms’ First Interaction With Government: An Exploratory Study

Ronald G. Cook,
small business strategy
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Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 2, 1996

Vol. 7, Issue 2, 1996
  • From the Editor
    JSBS Editor
  • Pre-Export Planning and Start-up Export Performance for Small Electronics Manufacturers
    Philip D. OgsonNewell GoughDonald W. Bokor
  • Small and Medium-sized Firms' First Interaction With Government: An Exploratory Study
    Ronald G. Cook
  • Addressing the Work-Life Interface: Strategic Implications for Small Business
    Harriette S. McCaulHarriette S. McCaul
  • An Approach to Reducing Accounting Costs for Small Businesses
    J. Gregory BushongDavid W. Cornell
  • How Forbes 200 Companies Create and Use Mission Statements
    H. Lon AddamsWilliam H. BakerBrian Davis
  • Teaching Note: Suggestions for Using the Skyline Chili Case
    Daewoo ParkHema A. Krishnan
  • Skyline Chili: A Case for Small Business Growth and Management
    Hema A. Krishnan
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Cook, R. G. (1996). Small and Medium-sized Firms’ First Interaction with Government: An Exploratory Study. Journal of Small Business Strategy, 7(2), 17–28.
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