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Journal Article
A factor analytic study of the perceived causes of small business failure
1993
Overview
The importance of small business in the US economy suggests that an understanding of why firms fail is crucial to the stability and health of the economy. The focus of a study is limited to a single industry within one region of the country. The study examined perceived causes of small business failure in the apparel and accessory retailing industry. The study found that perceived failure factors of discontinued small business apparel and accessory retailers clustered in 4 areas: poor managerial functions, capital management, competitive environment, and growth and expansion. While the results show that apparel and accessory small business failures are a result of poor performance and inefficiencies in the 4 areas, neither the factors nor the variables within each factor should be viewed as being independent.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
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