Can your Small Company Acquire Resources as Favorably as the Large Company?

Lawrence Finley

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, 1984, vol. 9, issue 1, 19-25

Abstract: Ultimately an organization's survival depends upon access to resources. This access is reflected in prices and other terms of purchase and sale and in costs of borrowing or using equity funds. High levels of transactions often give a critical advantage, manifestations of which are herein identified, drawing on marketing, economics, purchasing, and finance research. Suggestions for managers of small businesses are offered.

Date: 1984
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