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A cross sectional analysis of SME failure within the industrial sector: focus on IDC funded investments
Small and Medium Enterprises play an important economic role in many countries. In South Africa, for example, a significant proportion of the formal business entities are SMEs; and they contribute between 52 and 57% to GDP, and provide about 61% to employment. However, despite their significance in...
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2018
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