Titlebook: Small Business Management; Theory and Practice Tim Mazzarol,Sophie Reboud Textbook 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 20

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Debt Versus Equity,amics and the ambitions or goals set for it by the owner-manager. Many small firms are established with relatively small amounts of capital. They also manage to trade successfully for long periods without seeking external funds from banks or venture capital. In this chapter, we examine the financing of a new small business venture.

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Textbook 2020Latest editionay small business management can or should adopt the management practices of larger firms. . For students interested in establishing and managing their own small firm, this book helps them to focus their thinking on the realities of life as a small business owner-manager – both its challenges and it

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Entrepreneurs vs. Owner-Managers, at the small business start-up process. Entrepreneurship and small business management are . the same event. In this chapter these distinctions will be explored further. In addition, the new venture creation process will be examined. Reference will be made to a variety of models relating to the new

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Planning and Strategy in the Small Firm,s. This is generally related to a lower level of systematic data gathering or a low level of statistical analysis. However, owner-managers are strategically aware and realise the consequences of their decisions (Rice, 1983). The lack of formal business planning has been attributed to the high failur

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Creating Customers,r national and regional operations, or different product lines (Webster, 1992). A feature of the large corporation is its use of formal planning processes to guide its marketing activities (McColl-Kennedy, Yau, & Keil, 1990). By contrast, most small business proprietors find the marketing of their b

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The Process of Growth in the Small Firm,firms (e.g. with over 250 employees) (OECD, 2002, 2010). Many disappear along the way, either due to external factors beyond the control of the owner-manager, or more commonly due to internal factors over which they do have control. Perhaps it may come as a surprise to know that the majority of smal