Creating a small business law course: a subject and topic inventory. (includes definitions of economic indicators): An article from: South Dakota Business Review

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From the supplier: A survey of lawyers in South Dakota is conducted to determine the legal issues that small business owners need to know regarding their business operations. Practicing lawyers and small business owners were generally found to share the same beliefs about the essential legal topics that should be understood by every small business owner. However, minor differences were found in perceptions of tort and contract liability. The study's findings could prove beneficial in establishing business law and legal environment courses.

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Title: Creating a small business law course: a subject and topic inventory. (includes definitions of economic indicators)
Author: Bruce E. May
Publication:South Dakota Business Review (Newsletter)
Date: March 1, 1995
Publisher: The Business Research Bureau
Volume: v53 Issue: n3 Page: p1(16)

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