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Breaking Even In Transition Russia: Problems And Prospects For Small Business In The World's Largest Country
Southern Business Review (2000)
  • Gregory J. Brock, Georgia Southern University
Abstract

Opening a business in any market can be a difficult but rewarding experience. In Russia, the experience can be even more rewarding as the market potential is vast, and a new business often may be the first of its kind and offer previously unavailable products. However, the pitfalls and barriers to opening new businesses are severe and require a sustained effort with good local partners. This paper discusses several important areas of opening a business for the practitioner in Russia in the year 2000 and beyond.

Keywords
  • Small Business,
  • Transition Economies,
  • Startups,
  • Market Potential,
  • Problems
Publication Date
2000
Citation Information
Gregory J. Brock. "Breaking Even In Transition Russia: Problems And Prospects For Small Business In The World's Largest Country" Southern Business Review Vol. 26 Iss. 1 (2000)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/gregory_brock/32/