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Asian Entrepreneurs in Australia
David Ip; Jim Kitay; Constance Lever-Tracy; Irene Phillips and Noel Tracy.
The executive summary of this 1991 report which looks into ethnic small business in the Chinese and Indian communities in Brisbane and Sydney, and finds high levels of successful, independent businesses among these two migrant groups.
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unknown
Date Added:
26 March 2002
Source:
Asian Entrepreneurs in Australia-Ethnic Small Business in the Chinese and Indian Communities of Brisbane and Sydney, Aust Govt Publishing Service, Canberra, 1991, pp vi-xiv
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9 pages
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