Entrepreneurial Leadership is a very important concept in today’s society. The determination of a person or business with the struggling of the economic and the many challenging that the economic having to face in order to get economic back on track, enabling the economic to be able to grow with the new technologies for the 21st century. An entrepreneurial leader a person has to “innovative, creative, and will to be open for change” (O’Connor & Fiol, 2002; Stevenson & Gumpert, 1983). The word
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A small state can be defined as a country which has a domestic population of below 1.5 million as stated by the World Bank and the Caribbean is a classic example of a cluster of these said small states. Although the Caribbean small states are diverse in nature and characteristics of culture and society, they all embody similar structural characteristics which impede on their ability to reach the level of economic development of large territories. These characteristics include but are not limited
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sector jobs and the majority of jobs are provided by SMEs, In low-income countries, especially where the informal sector is large, but it is still significant. The SME sector’s contribution to GDP also confirms its economic importance. In high-income countries,
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Journal of Sustainable Development Studies ISSN 2201-4268 Volume 2 (2013), Number 2, 197-215 Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Economic Growth in Nigeria Oyelola, O. T. Centre for Entrepreneurship Development, Yaba College of Technology, P.M.B 2011, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria Ajiboshin, I. O. Centre for Entrepreneurship Development, Yaba College of Technology, P.M.B 2011, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria Raimi, L. (Corresponding author) Centre for Entrepreneurship Development, Yaba College of Technology, P.M
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people of Solomon Island……………..16 Conclusion……………………………………………………………………………………………………..18 Introduction Definition Globalisation is define as; “A process in which the economic, political & cultural separation between nations is breaking down & an international order is emerging” It is further define as the occurring in the economic, political & social realms which is the result of the dismantling of fixed boundaries around nations, cultures and economies” It is assumed by many that globalization
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work to its full capacity, may not earn reasonable profit, may not pay fair wages and dividends and may face financial, marketing and other problems in a continuous manner. Such sick units are harmful to employees, corporate sector and the entire economic system. Some business units are born sick whereas some others are made sick. As the name indicates, industrial sickness relates to industrial/manufacturing/production units and not relates to other type of business
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106 Economic Plan A thorough understanding of the presidential candidates’ economic plans is crucial to making an informed decision in this election. I will compare and contrast John McCain and Barack Obama’s economic plans, and discuss their views on tax relief, trade, small business, and workplace flexibility and choice. Tax relief comprises an important aspect of the presidential candidates’ economic plans. McCain will keep the top tax rate at thirty-five percent. He believes small businesses
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independence made tremendous effort towards achieving full employment and socio economic development through public investment in medium and large scale enterprises. Notwithstanding the direct involvement and the effort of the government, the sector is saddled with a lot of constraints, including scarce capital, intensive technology, foreign exchange constraints, poor management, corruption and inadequate attention to economic viability and market prospects which has resulted in poor performance of the
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ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF CONSTANT POWER OUTAGES ON SMES IN NIGERIA International Centre for Basic Research, 20 Limpopo Street, FHA, Abuja College of Engineering and Engineering Technology, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State been identified [2]. A particular finding revealed the high cost of providing back-up energy (partly infrastructural) for SMEs which sometimes is as critical as three times the cost of publicly supplied
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