Kemiskinan Dan Usaha Mikro, Kecil, Dan Menengah

Retnandari, Nunuk Dwi

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“…It means that if poverty increases, micro, and small businesses will also increase. These results are in line with Varma (1997); Walle (2000) in Retnandari (2009); ACS and Audretsch (1990) in Krisna (2016). Those studies revealed that micro and small business are considered capable of alleviating poverty by creating jobs because micro and small business is labor-intensive (Table 1).…”

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“…The previous studies above emphasize the importance of applying the new paradigm of SDGs to examine the relationship between poverty and small business. Studies by Varma (1997); Walle (2000) in Retnandari (2009); Ravallion (2016); Stewart (2019); ACS and Audretsch (1990) in Krisna (2016) emphasize the importance to note influence between poverty and small businesses. Meanwhile, Sjahrir (1983) Scoones (1998) with ownership of livelihood resources (education, health, electricity, etc.…”

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“…Because MSEs are considered the main driving force for regional economic development in rural areas and a source of non-oil and gas foreign exchange (Munizu, 2010;Krisna, 2016;. One of the advantages of MSEs in poverty reduction is creating jobs because MSEs are labor-intensive (Varma, 1997;Walle 2000in Retnandari, 2009ACS andAudretsch, 1990 in Krisna, 2016).…”

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Kemiskinan Dan Usaha Mikro, Kecil, Dan Menengah

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Poverty and SMEs: A New Pradigm of SDGs Development

Poverty and SMEs: A New Pradigm of SDGs Development

The Performance of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs): Indigenous Ethnic Versus Non-Indigenous Ethnic

The Effect of Financial Inclusion, Financial Planning, and Saving Interests on the Performance of MSME Actors in Sidoarjo Regency

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