Small and medium enterprises in Papua New Guinea:performance and growth prospects.

Kora, Peter

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Small and medium enterprises in Papua New Guinea:performance and growth prospects.

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2004

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Kora, Peter

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Asia Pacific Press

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This article presents the results of a survey of the small and medium enterprise sector in Papua New Guinea. This sector is key to providing income opportunities for the country's large rural population. The interaction between local, inter-provincial and international markets is considered. Suggestions are provided for government action to overcome the constraints to the development of the sector.

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Keywords: industrial development; industrial performance; rural area; small and medium-sized enterprise; Melanesia; Pacific islands; Pacific Ocean; Papua New Guinea

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