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Small Business Observations

Small Business Observations Edited by David A. DeCenzo Correction to Volume VIII, Number 1 - In the farewell to Dr. Franklin, two aspects were incorrectly reported. The professional achieve­ ments of Dr. Franklin should have been cited as follows: Trustee of the National Urban League and President of the Baltimore Chapter of the American Marketing Association. On behalf of the American Journal of Small Business, I apologize for any inconveniences that may have been caused by the incorrect reportings. * * * * The Heller/Roper Survey reports that Small Businesses are doing better in 1983. The recovery of the U.S. economy has been viewed as optimistic and expectations for this continuing were found to be high among the majority of reporting CEO's. Source: The Heller/Roper Small Business Barometer Survey #11, July, 1983. * * * * * A survey of small businesses in the U.S. by the Small Business Service Bureau revealed that a large percentage of small business individuals oppose the "tax or the cap on health insurance premiums." Most of the respondents felt that this tax would be detrimental to the Small Business operation. However, it was noted that the Congressional debate about the Health Insurance Tax continues. Source: Small Business Service Bureau, Inc., Worcester, Ma. * * * * * All incoming freshman at the Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey, will be required to own a personal computer, the Digital Equipment Corporation Professional 325. Special accomodations are being made so that the work space area for the computer is provided. Among these special accomodations are work stations, overhead lighting, ample power outlets, etc. The Stevens Institute of Technology is the first college in the U.S. to have such a computer requirement. Source: Stevens News, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey. Amerlcan Journal of Small Bu11ine1111. Val. VIII. Na. 2. Oet.-Dee. 19R.fl 1 http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American Journal of Small Business SAGE

Small Business Observations

DeCenzo, David A.
American Journal of Small Business , Volume 8 (2): 1 – Oct 1, 1983
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SAGE
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© 1983 SAGE Publications
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0363-9428
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1540-6520
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10.1177/104225878300800201
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Edited by David A. DeCenzo Correction to Volume VIII, Number 1 - In the farewell to Dr. Franklin, two aspects were incorrectly reported. The professional achieve­ ments of Dr. Franklin should have been cited as follows: Trustee of the National Urban League and President of the Baltimore Chapter of the American Marketing Association. On behalf of the American Journal of Small Business, I apologize for any inconveniences that may have been caused by the incorrect reportings. * * * * The Heller/Roper Survey reports that Small Businesses are doing better in 1983. The recovery of the U.S. economy has been viewed as optimistic and expectations for this continuing were found to be high among the majority of reporting CEO's. Source: The Heller/Roper Small Business Barometer Survey #11, July, 1983. * * * * * A survey of small businesses in the U.S. by the Small Business Service Bureau revealed that a large percentage of small business individuals oppose the "tax or the cap on health insurance premiums." Most of the respondents felt that this tax would be detrimental to the Small Business operation. However, it was noted that the Congressional debate about the Health Insurance Tax continues. Source: Small Business Service Bureau, Inc., Worcester, Ma. * * * * * All incoming freshman at the Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey, will be required to own a personal computer, the Digital Equipment Corporation Professional 325. Special accomodations are being made so that the work space area for the computer is provided. Among these special accomodations are work stations, overhead lighting, ample power outlets, etc. The Stevens Institute of Technology is the first college in the U.S. to have such a computer requirement. Source: Stevens News, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey. Amerlcan Journal of Small Bu11ine1111. Val. VIII. Na. 2. Oet.-Dee. 19R.fl 1

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