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Constraints to Small Firm and Medium’s Contribution to Economic Growth in Zambia
Small to medium scale enterprises (SMEs) arguably drive economic growth and job creation in developing countries, but factors that hinder their growth are generic or specific to sectors and remain a crucial area of research. This study examines factors constraining SMEs from optimally contributing t...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2019
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