METHODOLOGICAL AND THEORETICAL ISSUES OF RESEARCH ON HOME-BASED BUSINESS

Barbara Orser

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Key definitional and methodological problems of home-based business research are identified and corresponding limitations of economic theory discussed. Recommendations using a marketing model of research for a national research symposium on home-based work and entrepreneurship are outlined.

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