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Q: What is it called when the government takes a hands of approach to businesses?
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What is called when the government takes a hands off approach to businesses?

laissez-faire


Why do small businesses remain small?

Small businesses remain small for different reasons. They are almost always privately owned, some by couples, brothers, father and son, etc "ma and pa" organizations as they used to be called, where the owners own and operate the business and are not interested in expanding beyond the limits that they are comfortable with. Keeping a business in the hands of one or two owners/administrators and maintaining a work-load that can be handled by a few people and that generates enough income to pay the bills and insure the survival of your small business is not easy to do. If small businesses survive and remain small it is usually because the owner wants it that way and wouldn't have it any other way at all.


What happened to Bryfogles greenhouse in Danville PA?

It got bought out by Hines Hortaculture from California. They called it Hines color because they grew flowers and the other divisions grew nusery plants. They then sold it to i belive Curt Weis and I think Ken now has his hands it some how again.


What does subcontract mean?

it means when a company hands it over to another company


What is the best small business to start with?

I have a number of key items that need to be answered by you to get to an honest answer. First question you have to answer is, do you want employees? are you willing to manage them, hold their hands, take their problems as yours, and etc etc. Or do you want to have a business that does not have employees. or if you do it is one or maybe two. The second question deals with the capital requirements to start a business. Do you have the money to start. Are you starting with 5,000 or $100,000. This matters. If the business you want really costs $100,000 and you do not have it, don't start. Or worse if you have a business that should take $150,000 to start and you only have $70,000 then you are going to be in real trouble. The third question deals with the type of sales is involved in the business. Meaning that, is the sale a walk in retail business, or is it a business to businesses type of business. And or is it a business to business but the businesses that you are going to sell to are the big box companies such as Home Depot or Target and you have no experience selling to big box companies. Do not assume that you are going to just find that perfect sales person to run things for you, not unless it is your brother and he wants a break from the top companies. Answer these questions and then you will start down the right path. Sam Maropis http://ChartingDreams.com Sam@chartingDreams.com