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Small-Business owners mostly satisfied, NFIB survey finds. (Communique).(National Federation of Independent Business report "Success, Satisfaction, and Growth")(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
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Small-Business owners mostly satisfied, NFIB survey finds. (Communique).(National Federation of Independent Business report "Success, Satisfaction, and Growth")(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
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COPYRIGHT 2002 National Association of Credit Management
While 51 percent of small-business owners want to grow their business, just 13 percent say that growth is one of the most influential factors in evaluating the current success of their business. Most who wish to grow have modest goals, though just less than one in ten aim for a minimum of $100 million or more in annual sales. Forty-three percent prefer to remain the same size. These are some of the findings from Success, Satisfaction, and Growth, the latest report from the National Small Business...
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