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| − | The '''Small Business Administration''' ('''SBA''') is a [[federal]] agency which provides assistance of all kinds, including loans at interest rates less than the market rate, to small businesses | + | The '''Small Business Administration''' ('''SBA''') is a [[federal]] agency which provides assistance of all kinds, including loans at interest rates less than the market rate, to small businesses. |
The goal of the SBA is to foster and promote small business, but critics have doubted whether government can do better than the free market in promoting business and whether it really helps those in need.<ref>http://www.inc.com/magazine/20070501/features-does-the-sba-still-matter.html</ref> | The goal of the SBA is to foster and promote small business, but critics have doubted whether government can do better than the free market in promoting business and whether it really helps those in need.<ref>http://www.inc.com/magazine/20070501/features-does-the-sba-still-matter.html</ref> | ||
Revision as of 17:59, June 27, 2008
The Small Business Administration (SBA) is a federal agency which provides assistance of all kinds, including loans at interest rates less than the market rate, to small businesses.
The goal of the SBA is to foster and promote small business, but critics have doubted whether government can do better than the free market in promoting business and whether it really helps those in need.[1]