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Business Development Services (BDS) and SMME Development in South Africa
Small businesses are regarded as economic growth engines with the potential to address the unemployment crisis in South Africa. The government has limited capacity to employ the majority of the unskilled and semi-skilled who are unemployed. Agencies and private organisations offering business develo...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2021
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