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Title: Small Business Sourcebook: The Entrepreneur's Resource (Small Business Sourcebook, 13th Ed) by Amy R. Suchowski, Theresa J. MacFarlane, Gale Group ISBN: 0-7876-2121-8 Publisher: Gale Group Pub. Date: October, 1999 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 2 List Price(USD): $325.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Small Business Sourcebook (SBS) is a Gale Group publication
Comment: This is an excellent starting point to put your business plans into motion. Let SBS help you to achieve your small business goals. The geographical scope of SBS encompasses the U.S. and Canada and contains a master index that precedes both volumes.

The arrangement of this reference source is divided into four sections in two concise volumes: Small Business Profiles, Topics in Small Business, State Listings, and Federal Government Assistance.

Generally, if topics aren't specifically related to small business, they are not included. This is a handy source of information for business owners, managers, operators, and entrepreneurs, and one that provides one-stop-shopping. There are over 330 small business profiles that act as a kind of industry insider guide.

For example, you own a bookstore and have an idea or business plan to open a gourmet coffee/tea house or a plan to add a computer store within that establishment. Suppose you have an idea to open a small business int he swimming pool/hotupb industry. Information can be found in SBS regarding licensing for a new business, fees, contacts, and state listings that will also include the chamber of commerces of each location.

If you want to find a consultant, a seminar, a convention, or trade show related to your business' interests, it will be in SBS. Where can you find government funding for a minority owned business? What about women owned businesses? This source is the best starting point because it also lists special libraries and resource centers specific to each subject in the area of small business.

Entrepreneurs use SBS to find the criteria they must meet to receive federal government assistance programs. Entries are arranged numerically and are easy to use. Sometimes licensing issues and fees vary from state to state and often ask for different prerequisites. The Small Business Sourcebook is a reference tool that all small business owners ought to familiarize themselves with.

This source can be rated as a highly reliable source of information that has been carefully compiled, gathered and disseminated. The Gale Group has produced a source that is highly recommendable. Small Business Sourcebook is a standard reference book in most public libraries as well as a standard in such special libraries related to business, can be found in business resource centers, and in top business school libraries.

Rating: 5
Summary: Small Business Sourcebook
Comment: This is a good starting point to put your business plans into motion in order to achieve your small business goals. The geographical scope of SBS includes the U.S. and Canada and contains a master index that precedes both volumes. This reference source is broken down into four sections in two volumes: Small Business Profiles, Small Business Topics, State Listings, and Federal Government Assistance. Generally, if topics aren't specifically related to small business, they are not included. This is a very handy source for business owners, managers, operators, and entrepreneurs, and one that provides one-stop-shopping. There are over 330 small business profiles that act as an industry insider guide. For example, you own a bookstore and have an idea to open a gourmet coffee/tea house or a plan to add a computer store within that establishment. Suppose you have an idea to open a small business in the swimming pool/hotub industry. Information can be found in SBS regarding licensing for a new business, fees, contacts, and state listings that will also include the chamber of commerces local to each location. If you want to find a seminar, convention, or trade show related to your business' interests, it will be in SBS. Where can you find government funding for a minority owned business? What about women owned businesses? This source is the best starting point because it also lists special libraries and resource centers specific to each subject in the area of small business. Entrepreneurs use SBS to find the criteria they must meet to receive federal government assistance. Entries are numerical and easy to use. Sometimes licensing fees might vary from state to state and often ask for different prerequisites. The Small Business Sourcebook is a handy tool that all small business owners ought to be familiar with. It can be rated as a highly reliable source of information that is relevant to all small businesses and is easy to use. I would highly recommend this business reference source. Small Business Sourcebook is a standard reference book in most public libraries and in special libraries related to business, business resource centers, and top business schools.