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Goals perceived by business managers in practice may differ from those postulated in finance theory. Such a divergence between practice and theory is found in a perceptual survey of small-business managers. This paper reports on the financial goals perceived as important by small-business managers and discusses the implications of the findings.11The authors gratefully acknowledge the financial and administrative support provided by the Petroleum Marketing Education Foundation. Only the authors’ views are reported here, however,
American Journal of Small Business – SAGE
Published: Jul 1, 1983
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