The World Bank is publishing a website that “provides objective measures of business regulations and their enforcement across 183 economies and selected cities at the subnational and regional level.” The website covers topics such as Starting a Business, Licenses, Registering Property, Getting Credit, Trading Across Borders, Enforcing Contracts, and Protecting Investors.
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Sorry for the delay in posting…my world has been very busy lately. Thought I’d throw in a quick post and list some enterpreneur websites that might be useful. Since I’m in a hurry, I’m only writing a description if really needed. You can check it out for yourself and let me know which sites you like.
http://www.entrepreneur.com
http://marketing.about.com [...]
Trying to figure out rules of business etiquette in Botswana? Check out the TCU database, Global Road Warrior. It covers lots of other areas too: Business Women, Money and Banking, Travel Essentials, Country Facts, etc.
Wanting an investment overview of Bangladesh? Try the TCU database, CountryWatch. Click on the “Country Reviews” tab at the top. It [...]
Our census bureau has kindly created a page of links (listed alphabetically by country) into the statistical agencies of other countries. A great resource if you are researching another country! Nuf said.
Sorry guys & gals for the somewhat misleading title. I am not connecting entrepreneurship and expenditure patterns. However, I am providing a link to a report called the Monthly Labor Review which contains several reports (including one on entrepreneurship and one on expenditure patterns).
The pdf is lengthy, but it contains several reports (I am paraphrasing [...]
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I had a question in a class about this and didn’t really have an answer. Now I have an answer.
Here’s the short version for those in a hurry (click on the hyperlinked text to get the complete answer directly from the census bureau with a cherry on top!):
Census tracts are subdivisions of a [...]
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The government has created a one-stop shop for small business information at www.business.gov. The Small Business Administration and 21 other federal agencies have combined efforts to bring you pertinent small business information in one location. I could write on and on about the various features, but thought I’d just provide a screen shot. (I’m new [...]
