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Small Business & Entrepreneurship
The United States government has an interest in helping individuals open and successfully run businesses. Business is often considered the backbone of our economic system, and small businesses comprise a major percentage of all businesses in the US. Through the Small Business Administration, US Department of Commerce, US Federal Trade Commission, US Department of Labor, and other government entities, people can learn how to form and grow a business, about regulations and laws that affect their business, and they can find tools to assist with marketing, demographic awareness, business plan development, business leads for import/export, counseling for solving problems they encounter, and for other supportive functions. Some business activities (incorporation or sales tax licensing, for example) are handled at the state and/or city level; this module will focus on resources offered at the national level, but will suggest areas where state or city inquiry is required. This module consists of a number of training information pages, several exercises, and additional resources. You'll find that exercises will appear relative to the subject being discussed within the topic page as you progress, or you may choose them individually. This module also contains a bibliography including all sites and resources mentioned in this module.
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Guides to Resources Subtopic ResourcesResource Exercises
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Training Resources
From the Spanish Peaks Library District, Walsenburg, CO Training on 9/11/08: From the Mesa State College, Grand Junction, CO Training on 8/15/08: From the Glendale, AZ Training on 6/18/08: From the Maricopa County District Library, AZ Training on 2-26-08: From the Florence, AZ Training on 8-24-07: From the Boulder Public Library, CO Training 7-31-07:
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