haku: @indexterm SMALL BUSINESS / yhteensä: 2030
viitteet: 175-184 / 2030
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175.
Why do most firms die young?
Small business economics
2006 : MAR, VOL. 26:2, p. 103-116
 2006 Cressy, R.
176.
The determinants of corporate trade credit policies in a bank-dominated financial environment: the case of Finnish small firms
European Financial Management
2006 : JAN, VOL. 12:1, p. 81-102
 2006 Niskanen, J.
Niskanen, M.
177.
Understanding business creation: serendipity and scope in two decades of business creation studies
Small business economics
2005 : MAY, VOL. 24:4, p. 359-364
 2005 Reynolds, P.D.
178.
Job creation by the self-employed: the roles of entrepreneurial and financial capital
Small business economics
2005 : SEP, VOL. 25:2, p. 175-196
 2005 Henley, A.
179.
Revealing entrepreneurial talent
Small business economics
2005 : SEP, VOL. 25:2, p. 159-174
 2005 Ferrante, F.
180.
Classification of different knowledge management development approaches of SMEs
Knowledge management research & practice
2005 : AUG, VOL. 3:3, p. 136-145
 2005 Sparrow, J.
181.
The long-term performance of small businesses: are there differences between "Christian-based" companies and their secular counterparts?
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : APR II+MAY, VOL 58:1,2,3, p. 187-193
 2005 Ibrahim, N. A.
Angelidis, J. P.
182.
Asymmetric rivalry between strategic groups: response, speed of response and ex ante vs. ex post competitive interaction in the Spanish bank deposit market
Strategic Management Journal
2005 : AUG, VOL. 26:8, p. 713 – 745
 2005 Más-Ruiz, F. J.
Nicolau-Gonzálbez, J. L.
Ruiz-Moreno, F.
183.
When ethics matters – Interpreting the ethical discourse of small nature-based entrepreneurs
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : SEP III, VOL. 61:1, p. 55-68
 2005 Lähdesmäki, M.
184.
HRM in the SME sector: valuable employees and coercive networks
International journal of human resource management
2005 : NOV, VOL. 16:11, p. 1976-1999
 2005 Bacon, N.
Hoque, K.
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