Add to ORKGSmall business ownership is the life-blood of Nebraska’s economy. In fact, they comprise more than 90% of all businesses across the state.Two burning questions that the Nebraska EDGE (Enhancing, Developing and Growing Entrepreneurs) Program, located at the Center for Applied Rural Innovation, UNL, wanted to know is: How do many of Nebraska’s business owners actually decide to enter into business ownership? And, what are the implications of these entry decisions on their willingness to access outside assistance
Nebraska has an entrepreneurial spirit in its culture. This study of Nebraska university students us...
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Economic theory and research data suggest that Nebraska policymakers should redirect economic develo...
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How does small business and entrepreneurship in Nebraska compare to its counterparts in other region...
On December 8, 2011, 120 Nebraska business owners will complete their first year enrollment in the E...
The Center for Rural Affairs is a Nebraskan nonprofit organization whose mission is to establish str...
For the past twelve years, the NebraskaEDGE Program has assisted nascent and active entrepreneurs th...
The April 2002 issue of Business in Nebraska reported that the economic potential of Nebraska\u27s s...
Over the past decade, the explosive impact of small businesses on the United States economy has draw...
New residents to the Nebraska Panhandle compared and researched rural communities before making thei...
Business planning has long been cited as one of the keys to business success. However, studies show ...
Some communities in rural Nebraska are facing the closure of what many would consider an essential b...
Small businesses are an important part of the economic future of rural Nebraska. Therefore, it is im...
Omaha and Lincoln are not the only places in Nebraska where new businesses are happening. Between 19...
Nebraska has an entrepreneurial spirit in its culture. This study of Nebraska university students us...
A lot of media attention over the years has been given to the steady decline of population in rural ...
Economic theory and research data suggest that Nebraska policymakers should redirect economic develo...
Findings from a CARI study conducted in 1997 illustrated the importance of business development as a...
How does small business and entrepreneurship in Nebraska compare to its counterparts in other region...
On December 8, 2011, 120 Nebraska business owners will complete their first year enrollment in the E...
The Center for Rural Affairs is a Nebraskan nonprofit organization whose mission is to establish str...
For the past twelve years, the NebraskaEDGE Program has assisted nascent and active entrepreneurs th...
The April 2002 issue of Business in Nebraska reported that the economic potential of Nebraska\u27s s...
Over the past decade, the explosive impact of small businesses on the United States economy has draw...
New residents to the Nebraska Panhandle compared and researched rural communities before making thei...
Business planning has long been cited as one of the keys to business success. However, studies show ...
Some communities in rural Nebraska are facing the closure of what many would consider an essential b...
Small businesses are an important part of the economic future of rural Nebraska. Therefore, it is im...
Omaha and Lincoln are not the only places in Nebraska where new businesses are happening. Between 19...
Nebraska has an entrepreneurial spirit in its culture. This study of Nebraska university students us...
A lot of media attention over the years has been given to the steady decline of population in rural ...
Economic theory and research data suggest that Nebraska policymakers should redirect economic develo...