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Small scale industries have felt the impact of globalization. Because globalization puts everything on such a large scale, small businesses have struggled with things like obtaining credit, and finding a client base.
Small scale retailers are mainly private businesses. They are small, local businesses that are often referred to as mom and pop stores.
George R. Bosa has written: 'The financing of small-scale enterprises in Uganda' -- subject(s): Finance, Small business, Uganda
Small scale businesses don't have the same amount of capital as larger businesses. In order to overcome this, they have to think strategically in all endeavors.
A small scale business in Nigeria is one that doesn't do as much business as a market leader. Typically, these businesses are locally owned businesses.
The credit score scale ranges from 0 to 800. Everything above 720 is considered a good credit score. Below 500 is considered unacceptable.
government policy on small scale enterprise
t is known as Economics of scale
Those that are neither small nor large.
Credit for business is rated based upon your payment history weighted by dollar amount. It is on a scale of 0-100. 0 being a very weak business credit score, and 100 being a very strong business credit score, although I have never personally seen a business with a 100. Typically an 80 is what you want to shoot for. That means your payments are generally within terms.
The credit scale is a ratings system that places a number on credit based on a number of different factors. Most scales start out at around 300 being poor and end up at 850 being perfect.