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Native Entrepreneurship in South Dakota: A Deeper Look

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Jennifer Malkin
Year: 
2006

Native Entrepreneurship in South Dakota: A Deeper Look

Native Entrepreneurship in South Dakota: A Deeper Look
Native Entrepreneurship in South Dakota: A Deeper Look

Native Entrepreneurship in South Dakota: a Deeper Look is designed to raise the profile of Native entrepreneurship in South Dakota and offer lessons for policymakers, foundations, tribes, and non-profits in developing effective policies and strategies. The research identified the following key recommendations to promote Native entrepreneurship in South Dakota.  

citizen entrepreneurs, citizen entrepreneurship, economic diversification, economic growth, economic impact, entrepreneurship, poverty, private sector development, self-sufficiency
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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe
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Citizenship/Membership, Economic and Community Development, Governance, Small Business

Malkin, Jennifer and Johnnie Aseron. Native Entrepreneurship in South Dakota: A Deeper Look. Northwest Area Foundation. Washington, D.C. December 2006. Paper. (http://cfed.org/assets/documents/native_entrepenuership/phaseII_report.pdf, accessed March 24, 2014)

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