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Specializing in serving the needs of customers in a particular area, thus restricting advertising and other marketing efforts to that area. |
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Money given to a business that does not need to be repaid.
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Promise by an individual or organization to repay a loan in the event of default. |
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The most comprehensive single measure of aggregate economic output. Represents the market value of the total output of the goods and services produced by a nation's economy.
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A measure of a nation's aggregate economic output. Since 1991 GDP, a slightly different calculation, has replaced GNP as a measure of U.S. economic output.
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The most comprehensive single measure of aggregate economic output. Represents the market value of the total output of the goods and services produced by a nation's economy.
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A measure of a nation's aggregate economic output. Since 1991 GDP, a slightly different calculation, has replaced GNP as a measure of U.S. economic output.
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A loan made and serviced by a lending institution under agreement that a governmental agency will purchase the guaranteed portion if the borrower defaults.
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Each year, our government spends billions of dollars in goods and services purchases from private firms. To foster an equitable federal procurement policy, government-wide small business goals, in terms of a percentage of annual expenditure, are established for federal agencies. SBA negotiates the goals annually with each federal agency on an individual basis.
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Choosing More... will take you to our GILS web site.
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Predecessor to the World Wide Web - a text based version of our web site. There are many lists of valuable sources of information including address/phone lists for all SBA offices, Business
Information Centers, SBA Disaster Area Offices, SCORE, Small Business Development Centers, Small Business Investment Companies, and Veterans Affairs Officers.
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The U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has
prepared a guide to assist the general public in
understanding SBA's definitions of a small business.
They are termed "size standards," and represent the
largest a firm can be and still be considered a small
business. This guide provides general information on
size standard requirements and also addresses most of the
typical concerns of the public regarding the use of size
standards.
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An intangible asset of a business that relates to a favorable relationship with customers, and excess earning power. |