2011
DOI: 10.1108/jec.2011.32905aaa.002
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Introduction to the special issue on growing inclusive markets

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“…Keberlangsungan usaha (business sustainability) pada UMKM dapat kita lihat dari keberhasilan perusahaan dalam melakukan inovasi, pengelolaan karyawan dan pelanggan serta pengembangan terhadap modalnya. Perusahaan memiliki orientasi untuk selalu berkembang dan melihat peluang untuk berinovasi secara berkesinambungan (MCKague, et. al, 2011).…”
Section: Landasan Teori Dan Pengembangan Hipotesisunclassified
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“…Keberlangsungan usaha (business sustainability) pada UMKM dapat kita lihat dari keberhasilan perusahaan dalam melakukan inovasi, pengelolaan karyawan dan pelanggan serta pengembangan terhadap modalnya. Perusahaan memiliki orientasi untuk selalu berkembang dan melihat peluang untuk berinovasi secara berkesinambungan (MCKague, et. al, 2011).…”
Section: Landasan Teori Dan Pengembangan Hipotesisunclassified
“…UMKM dapat mengembangkan bisnisnya secara kuantitatif dan kualitatif jika UMKM memiliki laporan keuangan yang akurat dan sesuai dengan SAK ETAP. Perusahaan harus dapat melihat peluang untuk dapat berinovasi agar dapat selalu berkembang secara berkesinambungan (MCKague, et. al, 2011).…”
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“…The stubborn persistence of global poverty in the face of existing development approaches has led to an increasing interest in social enterprise experiments to improve the lives of low-income individuals Mair, 2005, 2007). Many of these initiatives have been undertaken with the aim of developing "inclusive markets" (McKague et al, 2011) or economic opportunities and exchange relationships that allow for the greater participation and benefit of economically marginalized individuals in least developed countries (Mair et al, n.d.). More inclusive markets are needed as the poor are often excluded from market opportunities due to their remoteness from commercial centers of activity (Vachani and Smith, 2008), poor infrastructure (Dawar and Chattopadhyay, 2002) and low levels of income and literacy (Shukla and Bairiganjan, 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%