Small Firm Statistics: A Hotel Sector Focus
Service Industries JournalPublished 1 January 1998
Alison Morrison
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SJR score2.03
SNIP1.86
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This article contrasts and compares statistics from the UK small firm sector in general with those related to small firms within the hotel industry. In doing so, it is clearly illustrated that there is a need to focus research, resultant policy and strategy on the specific issues facing small firms at a sub-sector level, rather than assuming a homogeneity of the small firm population in general. The paper concludes that the plight of the small firm operating within the hotel industry is dire and questions what the future holds.
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