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importance of small scale business in nigeria
provide the success stories of the competition. For example, Simon Woodroffe opened up his first Yo Sushi restaurant by copying an idea he saw in Japan. The business grew into a chain of successful restaurants with a novel approach to serving Japanese food and drink. Henry John Heinz's first product in 1869 was horse-radish, followed by pickles, sauerkraut, and vinegar.
All were delivered by horse-drawn wagons to grocers in and around Pittsburgh. Heinz developed many of the world's best known branded products e.g. tomato ketchup, baked beans, and baby foods. Today's small business sector creates many of the future, but also because they meet local needs (e.g. hairdresser, financial consultant, emergency plumber).
They serve the requirements of larger businesses e.g. for photography services, printed stationery, catering and routine maintenance. Of course, you don't have to set up a small business, is because it gives them independence. They also reap the rewards for themselves; these are two powerful incentives.
googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1519735232358-0'); }); seek approval from anyone else. For example, when Anita Roddick set up The Body Shop, she developed a range of environmentally friendly cosmetics in unsophisticated packaging. This would have been frowned on in a conventional cosmetics company.
Low overheads - due to the small scale of operation, small businesses have lower overhead costs. They operate in small premises with low heating and lighting costs, and limited rent and rates to pay. Low costs result in lower prices for consumers. Catering for limited or niche markets -large firms with high overheads must produce high levels of output to spread costs.
By contrast, small firms are able to make a profit on much lower salesfigures. They can therefore sell into much smaller markets: e.g. a local window cleaner serving a few hundred houses, a specialist jewellery maker with personal clients. The main reason many people choose to set up your own enterpriseto be enterprising.
Being entrepreneurial simply means developing the right skills, attitudes and initiatives to make an innovative contribution to an organisation. This case study gives you some idea of what is involved and how exciting it can be. Most UK businesses today are small. Two thirds are owned and run by one person.
Nearly 90% employ less than 6 people. They are also an important source of employment. Just over 2.5 million UK workers are self employed; one in eight of all workers. It is from these small companies that tomorrow's big names will probably arise. Benefits Small businesses survive and prosper for many different reasons: Developing personal relationships - small businesses today googletag.
cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1519735477563-0'); }); Many businesses start as one person's idea. The creator is often an entrepreneur who spots a gap in the market or a commercial opportunity. S/he turns the idea into a marketable product or service. There are four main types of business: manufacturing, wholesale, retail and service.
Some characteristics found in successful entrepreneurs, show they are: prepared to take risks driven by achievement not put off by failure self motivated determined to stay ahead of the competition. For example, Simon Woodroffe opened up his first Yo Sushi restaurant by copying an idea he saw in Japan.
The business grew into a chain of successful restaurants with a novel approach to serving Japanese food and drink. Henry John Heinz's first product in 1869 was horse-radish, followed by pickles, sauerkraut, and vinegar. All were delivered by horse-drawn wagons to grocers in and around Pittsburgh. Heinz developed many of the world's best known branded products e.
g. tomato ketchup, baked beans, and baby foods. Today's small business sector creates many of the competition. For example, Simon Woodroffe opened up his first Yo Sushi restaurant by copying an idea he saw in Japan. The business grew into a chain of successful restaurants with a novel approach to serving Japanese food and drink.
Henry John Heinz's first product in 1869 was horse-radish, followed by pickles, sauerkraut, and vinegar. All were delivered by horse-drawn wagons to grocers in and around Pittsburgh. Heinz developed many of the world's best known branded products e.g. tomato ketchup, baked beans, and baby foods. Today's small business sector creates many of the new ideas and innovations future generations will take for granted e.
g. ingenious website designs, clockwork radios. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1519735232358-0'); }); Woodroffe opened up his first Yo Sushi restaurant by copying an idea he saw in Japan. The business grew into a chain of successful restaurants with a novel approach to serving Japanese food and drink.
Henry John Heinz's first product in 1869 was horse-radish, followed by pickles, sauerkraut, and vinegar. All were delivered by horse-drawn wagons to grocers in and around Pittsburgh. Heinz developed many of the world's best known branded products e.g. tomato ketchup, baked beans, and baby foods. Today's small business sector creates many of the future, but also because they meet
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