Research note the emergence of American Indian enterprise / Stallings, St
By: Stallings, Steven L A
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ArticlePublisher: 1992Description: 413 - 416
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Family Business ReviewSummary: We are in the early stages of what may become a dramatic transformation in economic development among Native Americans. Tribal enterprises, individual entrepreneurs, and reservation economic development corporations are beginning to attract and generate new capital and to offer hope of greater economic independence and prosperity for this sector of our society. This note presents an introduction to the characteristics of entrepreneurship and family enterprise in the Native American population.
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We are in the early stages of what may become a dramatic transformation in economic development among Native Americans. Tribal enterprises, individual entrepreneurs, and reservation economic development corporations are beginning to attract and generate new capital and to offer hope of greater economic independence and prosperity for this sector of our society. This note presents an introduction to the characteristics of entrepreneurship and family enterprise in the Native American population.
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