Who Helps Small Manufacturing Firms Get Started?

Ruth C. Young · Joe D. Francis

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Economic and Industrial Development Firm Innovation and Growth

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Many Federal and State programs are designed to help new small manufacturing firms organize and survive. Yet we know little about how new, often innovative, manufacturing firms start out and the kind of support they need and get. Based on surveys of 123 small manufacturers in 10 mostly rural counties of New York State.

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