MBDA Research

Research and reports from MBDA's Office of Data, Research, and Evaluation. All included documents have been either written by MBDA staff or funded through MBDA programs and grants.

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The Probability of Winning Federal Contracts: An Analysis Of Small Minority Owned Firms

Chow, Daniel

06/01/2022 | PDF

Probability of certain classifiable businesses’ attainment of federal contracts using Federal contracting data. On an industry-by-industry basis, in nearly all cases, the odds of non-8(a) minority-owned small disadvantage businesses winning contracts, all else equal (size, age, legal organization, level of government clearance), were lower than the ...

Title : The Probability of Winning Federal Contracts: An Analysis Of Small Minority Owned Firms Personal Author(s) : Chow, Daniel Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency Published Date : 06/01/2022 Pages in Document : 18 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/3 Chow, Daniel (2022). The Probability of Winning Federal Contracts: An Analysis Of Small Minority Owned Firms. Chow, Daniel "The Probability of Winning Federal Contracts: An Analysis Of Small Minority Owned Firms" (2022) Chow, Daniel "The Probability of Winning Federal Contracts: An Analysis Of Small Minority Owned Firms" , 2022 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Evaluation Studies AU - Chow, Daniel A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Probability of certain classifiable businesses’ attainment of federal contracts using Federal contracting data. On an industry-by-industry basis, in nearly all cases, the odds of non-8(a) minority-owned small disadvantage businesses winning contracts, all else equal (size, age, legal organization, level of government clearance), were lower than the odds of other small firms winning contracts. Compelling evidence to support minority business enterprises in Federal contracting. AB - Abstract – Overview – Methodology – Key Elements – Regressions AN - mbda:3 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Disparity KW - Government Contracts KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Small Business Administration KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Government Contracts KW - Disparity KW - Small Business KW - Small Business Administration LA - eng PY - 06/01/2022 TI - The Probability of Winning Federal Contracts: An Analysis Of Small Minority Owned Firms UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/3 ER -
The Contribution of Minority Business Enterprises to the US Economy

Winston, Ashley

09/01/2021 | PDF

Looks at the current and potential future contributions of employer minority firms and the key underlying drivers in their contribution to the U.S. macroeconomy. By using simple linear trends in the historical and current contributions of employer minority firms to the U.S. economy and projecting these trends forward, a baseline is established for ...

Title : The Contribution of Minority Business Enterprises to the US Economy Personal Author(s) : Winston, Ashley Published Date : 09/01/2021 Pages in Document : 100 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/6 Winston, Ashley (2021). The Contribution of Minority Business Enterprises to the US Economy. Winston, Ashley "The Contribution of Minority Business Enterprises to the US Economy" (2021) Winston, Ashley "The Contribution of Minority Business Enterprises to the US Economy" , 2021 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies AU - Winston, Ashley AB - Looks at the current and potential future contributions of employer minority firms and the key underlying drivers in their contribution to the U.S. macroeconomy. By using simple linear trends in the historical and current contributions of employer minority firms to the U.S. economy and projecting these trends forward, a baseline is established for the path of minority business economic growth. Underscores the importance of having a greater focus on minority business productivity to fill an economic opportunity gap. AB - Building the Baseline – Capabilities and Limitations of the AB - Inclusive Growth Model – Baseline Results: Minority Business Enterprises by 2060 AN - mbda:6 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Disparity KW - GDP KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Productivity KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Productivity KW - GDP KW - Disparity LA - eng PY - 09/01/2021 TI - The Contribution of Minority Business Enterprises to the US Economy UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/6 ER -
Keys to Unlocking Business Development in Indian Country

Winston, Ashley

08/01/2021 | PDF

Identifies key factors driving business development on tribal reservations, focusing on the challenges of rural and remote locations. It highlights the need for a skilled workforce, internet connectivity, digital infrastructure, and market access, while emphasizing the role of self-governance in overcoming regulatory hurdles. Recommendations includ ...

Title : Keys to Unlocking Business Development in Indian Country Personal Author(s) : Winston, Ashley Published Date : 08/01/2021 Pages in Document : 34 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/5 Winston, Ashley (2021). Keys to Unlocking Business Development in Indian Country. Winston, Ashley "Keys to Unlocking Business Development in Indian Country" (2021) Winston, Ashley "Keys to Unlocking Business Development in Indian Country" , 2021 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies AU - Winston, Ashley AB - Identifies key factors driving business development on tribal reservations, focusing on the challenges of rural and remote locations. It highlights the need for a skilled workforce, internet connectivity, digital infrastructure, and market access, while emphasizing the role of self-governance in overcoming regulatory hurdles. Recommendations include improving digital infrastructure, workforce training, education opportunities, and access to government contracts. The findings note the growing expertise and diversification of tribal businesses, fueled by self-determination and targeted opportunities. AB - Foreword – Executive Summary – Introduction – Businesses and Workers in Indian Country – Determinants of Economic Performance in Indian Country – Concluding Remarks – References AN - mbda:5 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - American Indian KW - Business Development KW - Indian Country KW - Rural KW - Business Development KW - Rural KW - Indian Country KW - American Indian LA - eng PY - 08/01/2021 TI - Keys to Unlocking Business Development in Indian Country UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/5 ER -
Calculating Parity of Minority Business Enterprises and the Expansion of the U.S. Economy

United States. Minority Business Development Agency

08/01/2021 | PDF

The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) first tackled the question of an opportunity gap approximately twenty years ago and proposed the concept of parity as an approach to answering it. This publication provides the reader with the Agency’s current methodology for calculating entrepreneurial parity which is used to illustrate the gap betwe ...

Title : Calculating Parity of Minority Business Enterprises and the Expansion of the U.S. Economy Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency Published Date : 08/01/2021 Pages in Document : 4 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/4 United States. Minority Business Development Agency (2021). Calculating Parity of Minority Business Enterprises and the Expansion of the U.S. Economy. United States. Minority Business Development Agency "Calculating Parity of Minority Business Enterprises and the Expansion of the U.S. Economy" (2021) United States. Minority Business Development Agency "Calculating Parity of Minority Business Enterprises and the Expansion of the U.S. Economy" , 2021 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Research Design A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) first tackled the question of an opportunity gap approximately twenty years ago and proposed the concept of parity as an approach to answering it. This publication provides the reader with the Agency’s current methodology for calculating entrepreneurial parity which is used to illustrate the gap between current facts about minority business enterprises and an ideal state of affairs. For MBDA, the three economic output measurements most easily tracked are: the number of minority-owned firms, total gross receipts, and number of employees. AB - Introduction – Former Parity Calculations – New Parity Calculation – Conclusion AN - mbda:4 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Data KW - Disparity KW - Firms KW - Job Creation KW - MBDA KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Receipts KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Firms KW - Receipts KW - Job Creation KW - Data KW - Disparity KW - MBDA LA - eng PY - 08/01/2021 TI - Calculating Parity of Minority Business Enterprises and the Expansion of the U.S. Economy UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/4 ER -
Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies

Premier Quantitative Consulting ...

12/01/2016 | PDF

Expanded information regarding disparities in state and local government contracting between minority-owned and nonminority-owned business enterprises, provides an in-depth review and analysis of disparity studies, summaries, and reports.

Title : Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies Corporate Authors(s) : Premier Quantitative Consulting;United States. Minority Business Development Agency; Published Date : 12/01/2016 Pages in Document : 108 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/8 Premier Quantitative Consulting (2016). Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies. Premier Quantitative Consulting "Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies" (2016) Premier Quantitative Consulting "Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies" , 2016 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies A2 - Premier Quantitative Consulting A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Expanded information regarding disparities in state and local government contracting between minority-owned and nonminority-owned business enterprises, provides an in-depth review and analysis of disparity studies, summaries, and reports. AB - Introduction – Legal Review – Disparity Study Basics – Disparities and Marketplace Discrimination Exist – Anecdotal Analysis and Summary – Research Findings AN - mbda:8 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Contracting Barriers KW - Disparity KW - Government Contracts KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Disparity KW - Government Contracts KW - Contracting Barriers LA - eng PY - 12/01/2016 TI - Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/8 ER -
Minority Exporters: Characteristics and Strategies for New Business and Expansion

Freeman, Sharon T.

08/01/2015 | PDF

Provides an in-depth analysis of the export activities of Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs). It highlights the unique advantages MBEs possess, such as cultural affinities and multilingual skills, which make them twice as likely to export and more successful in global markets compared to their non-minority counterparts. Emphasizes the economic be ...

Title : Minority Exporters: Characteristics and Strategies for New Business and Expansion Personal Author(s) : Freeman, Sharon T. Published Date : 08/01/2015 Pages in Document : 52 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/10 Freeman, Sharon T. (2015). Minority Exporters: Characteristics and Strategies for New Business and Expansion. Freeman, Sharon T. "Minority Exporters: Characteristics and Strategies for New Business and Expansion" (2015) Freeman, Sharon T. "Minority Exporters: Characteristics and Strategies for New Business and Expansion" , 2015 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies AU - Freeman, Sharon T. AB - Provides an in-depth analysis of the export activities of Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs). It highlights the unique advantages MBEs possess, such as cultural affinities and multilingual skills, which make them twice as likely to export and more successful in global markets compared to their non-minority counterparts. Emphasizes the economic benefits of U.S. exports, which have reached record levels, contributing significantly to job creation and economic growth. Through case studies and data analysis, the report outlines the challenges MBEs face, such as access to credit and international market barriers, while also showcasing the strategies successful MBE exporters have employed to overcome these obstacles. The report concludes with recommendations for enhancing the export potential of MBEs, thereby contributing to the overall competitiveness of the U.S. economy. AB - Introduction – Legal Review – Disparity Study Basics – Disparities and Marketplace Discrimination Exist – Anecdotal Analysis and Summary – Research Findings AN - mbda:10 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Business Development KW - Disparity KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Export KW - International Trade KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Productivity KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Productivity KW - Disparity KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Business Development KW - Export KW - International Trade LA - eng PY - 08/01/2015 TI - Minority Exporters: Characteristics and Strategies for New Business and Expansion UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/10 ER -
Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies (Summary Report)

Premier Quantitative Consulting ...

12/01/2016 | PDF

Spotlights disparities in state and local government contracting between minority-owned and nonminority-owned business enterprises, provides an in-depth review and analysis of disparity studies, summaries, and reports."

Title : Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies (Summary Report) Corporate Authors(s) : Premier Quantitative Consulting;United States. Minority Business Development Agency; Published Date : 12/01/2016 Pages in Document : 32 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/9 Premier Quantitative Consulting (2016). Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies (Summary Report). Premier Quantitative Consulting "Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies (Summary Report)" (2016) Premier Quantitative Consulting "Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies (Summary Report)" , 2016 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Abstract or Summary A2 - Premier Quantitative Consulting A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Spotlights disparities in state and local government contracting between minority-owned and nonminority-owned business enterprises, provides an in-depth review and analysis of disparity studies, summaries, and reports." AB - Executive Summary – Research Findings AN - mbda:9 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Contracting Barriers KW - Disparity KW - Government Contracts KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Disparity KW - Government Contracts KW - Contracting Barriers LA - eng PY - 12/01/2016 TI - Contracting Barriers and Factors Affecting Minority Business Enterprises: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies: A Review of Existing Disparity Studies (Summary Report) UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/9 ER -
Tribal Colleges and Universities: Reservation Entrepreneurship and Business Development

05/01/2021 | PDF

The current and potential future contributions of employer minority firms and the key underlying drivers in their contribution to the U.S. macroeconomy. By using simple linear trends in the historical and current contributions of employer minority firms to the U.S. economy and projecting these trends forward, a baseline is established for the path ...

Title : Tribal Colleges and Universities: Reservation Entrepreneurship and Business Development Published Date : 05/01/2021 Pages in Document : 26 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/7 "Tribal Colleges and Universities:" (2021). "Tribal Colleges and Universities: Reservation Entrepreneurship and Business Development" (2021) "Tribal Colleges and Universities: Reservation Entrepreneurship and Business Development" , 2021 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies AB - The current and potential future contributions of employer minority firms and the key underlying drivers in their contribution to the U.S. macroeconomy. By using simple linear trends in the historical and current contributions of employer minority firms to the U.S. economy and projecting these trends forward, a baseline is established for the path of minority business economic growth. The report underscores the importance of having a greater focus on minority business productivity to fill an economic opportunity gap. AB - Introduction – Characteristics of TCUs and TCU Impacts on Indian Country – Enrollment Characteristics – Conclusions and Policy Implications AN - mbda:7 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Business Development KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Higher Education KW - Indian Country KW - Tribal Colleges And Universities KW - Higher Education KW - Tribal Colleges And Universities KW - Business Development KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Indian Country LA - eng PY - 05/01/2021 TI - Tribal Colleges and Universities: Reservation Entrepreneurship and Business Development UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/7 ER -
Minority Businesses' Use of Internet Technology: A Preliminary Case Study of Large Firms

Lopez-Aqueres Ph.D., Waldo

01/01/2001 | PDF

The use of the Internet for business transactions has grown dramatically over the past few years. Approximately three out of five companies are using e-commerce to some extent and an additional one-fifth say they intend to participate in the future. Although estimates vary, there is a strong consensus about continued growth, with optimistic project ...

Title : Minority Businesses' Use of Internet Technology: A Preliminary Case Study of Large Firms Personal Author(s) : Lopez-Aqueres Ph.D., Waldo Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency Published Date : 01/01/2001 Pages in Document : 44 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/78 Lopez-Aqueres Ph.D., Waldo (2001). Minority Businesses' Use of Internet Technology: A Preliminary Case Study of Large Firms. Lopez-Aqueres Ph.D., Waldo "Minority Businesses' Use of Internet Technology: A Preliminary Case Study of Large Firms" (2001) Lopez-Aqueres Ph.D., Waldo "Minority Businesses' Use of Internet Technology: A Preliminary Case Study of Large Firms" , 2001 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies AU - Lopez-Aqueres Ph.D., Waldo A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - The use of the Internet for business transactions has grown dramatically over the past few years. Approximately three out of five companies are using e-commerce to some extent and an additional one-fifth say they intend to participate in the future. Although estimates vary, there is a strong consensus about continued growth, with optimistic projections of B2B e-commerce sales ranging from $634 billion to $3.9 trillion for 2003. Minority Businesses' Use of Internet Technology: A Preliminary Case Study of Large Firms discusses the findings of research conducted in late 2000 on the use of the Internet, e-commerce, and technology by larger minority business enterprises. AB - Executive Summary – Introduction and Purpose – Scope and Methodology – Survey Results – Factors Affecting the Use of Internet Technology – Conclusions and Implications – Recommendations AN - mbda:78 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Capital Access KW - Economics KW - Industry KW - Investment KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Technology KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Technology KW - Economics KW - Investment KW - Capital Access KW - Industry LA - eng PY - 01/01/2001 TI - Minority Businesses' Use of Internet Technology: A Preliminary Case Study of Large Firms UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/78 ER -
Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain

Jett, Quintus R. ;

Pyke, David F.

08/29/2006 | PDF

Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain explains how MBEs can become nationally and globally competitive by learning about and mastering supply chain strategies. It outlines three levels of supply-chain mastery: (1) Managing the fundamentals of the supply chain, which includes knowing the different kinds of supply chains, the asso ...

Title : Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain Personal Author(s) : Jett, Quintus R.;Pyke, David F.;Johnson, M. Eric; Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency Published Date : 08/29/2006 Pages in Document : 54 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/76 Jett, Quintus R. et al. (2006). Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain. Jett, Quintus R. and Pyke, David F. and Johnson, M. Eric "Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain" (2006) Jett, Quintus R. et al. "Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain" , 2006 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies AU - Jett, Quintus R. AU - Pyke, David F. AU - Johnson, M. Eric A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain explains how MBEs can become nationally and globally competitive by learning about and mastering supply chain strategies. It outlines three levels of supply-chain mastery: (1) Managing the fundamentals of the supply chain, which includes knowing the different kinds of supply chains, the associated problems, and cutting-edge solutions; (2) Addressing concerns businesses may have about supply chains; and (3) Transcending today’s supply chain, by migrating away from businesses characterized by shrinking value toward new businesses and markets that offer high growth potential. AN - mbda:76 CY - Washington, D.C. LA - eng PY - 08/29/2006 TI - Minority Business Enterprises: Mastering the Supply Chain UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/76 ER -
Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances

Asaba Group ...

09/03/2008 | PDF

Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances report provides practical information on how to identify the best suited strategically that can help a minority business enterprise (MBE) grow, secure new business, and compete in the global economy. Minority entrepreneurs are advised to first analyze their desired value proposition and cus ...

Title : Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances Corporate Authors(s) : Asaba Group;United States. Minority Business Development Agency; Published Date : 09/03/2008 Pages in Document : 50 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/75 Asaba Group (2008). Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances. Asaba Group "Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances" (2008) Asaba Group "Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances" , 2008 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies A2 - Asaba Group A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances report provides practical information on how to identify the best suited strategically that can help a minority business enterprise (MBE) grow, secure new business, and compete in the global economy. Minority entrepreneurs are advised to first analyze their desired value proposition and customer base before seeking out a strategic relationship. The paper was written by Professor Len Greenhalgh, from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, in collaboration with the Minority Business Development Agency. AB - Acknowledgements – Executive Summary – Introduction – The MBE's Role In The Value Chain – The MBE's Growth Strategy – Strategic Business Relationships – MBE Participation in Strategic Alliance Formation – Conclusions – Implications for Practice AN - mbda:75 CY - Washington, D.C. LA - eng PY - 09/03/2008 TI - Increasing MBE Competitiveness through Strategic Alliances UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/75 ER -
The Life Cycle of a Minority-Owned Business: Implications for the American Economy

09/07/2004 | PDF

The U.S. faces unprecedented demographic changes, the net result of which will be dramatic changes in the size, and racial and ethnic composition of the U.S. labor force. In the future, the U.S. labor force will grow more slowly, and any growth that is realized will be accounted for by minorities. The success or failure of minority-owned businesses ...

Title : The Life Cycle of a Minority-Owned Business: Implications for the American Economy Published Date : 09/07/2004 Pages in Document : 35 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/77 "The Life Cycle of" (2004). "The Life Cycle of a Minority-Owned Business: Implications for the American Economy" (2004) "The Life Cycle of a Minority-Owned Business: Implications for the American Economy" , 2004 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies AB - The U.S. faces unprecedented demographic changes, the net result of which will be dramatic changes in the size, and racial and ethnic composition of the U.S. labor force. In the future, the U.S. labor force will grow more slowly, and any growth that is realized will be accounted for by minorities. The success or failure of minority-owned businesses will increasingly drive the success or failure of the overall U.S. economy. This study was prepared for MBDA National Minority Enterprise Development Week 2004 Conference. AN - mbda:77 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Capital Access KW - Disparity KW - Economics KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Disparity KW - Economics KW - Capital Access KW - Entrepreneurship LA - eng PY - 09/07/2004 TI - The Life Cycle of a Minority-Owned Business: Implications for the American Economy UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/77 ER -
The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits

Asaba Group ...

09/23/2001 | PDF

Presents a business case for corporations to support minority business development, focusing on consumer trends and market differentiation.

Title : The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits Corporate Authors(s) : Asaba Group;United States. Minority Business Development Agency; Conference Author(s) : MED Week 2001 Published Date : 09/23/2001 Pages in Document : 59 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/71 Asaba Group (2001). The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits. Asaba Group "The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits" (2001) Asaba Group "The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits" , 2001 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies A2 - Asaba Group A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Presents a business case for corporations to support minority business development, focusing on consumer trends and market differentiation. AB - Project Overview – Industry Trends – Demographic Realities – Minority Energy Markets – Minority Business Value Proposition – State of Minority Sourcing AN - mbda:71 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Capital Access KW - Industry KW - Investment KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Supply Chain KW - Industry KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Capital Access KW - Supply Chain KW - Investment LA - eng PY - 09/23/2001 TI - The Telecommunication Industry - Minority Business Development: Economic Value & Benefits UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/71 ER -
Automotive Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses

Asaba Group ...

01/01/2000 | PDF

Provides insights for creating larger minority-owned businesses in the automotive industry, addressing competitive challenges.

Title : Automotive Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses Corporate Authors(s) : Asaba Group;United States. Minority Business Development Agency; Published Date : 01/01/2000 Pages in Document : 45 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/73 Asaba Group (2000). Automotive Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses. Asaba Group "Automotive Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses" (2000) Asaba Group "Automotive Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses" , 2000 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies A2 - Asaba Group A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Provides insights for creating larger minority-owned businesses in the automotive industry, addressing competitive challenges. AB - Competitive Trends and Issues – State of Minority Sourcing – New Growth Imperatives – Growth Strategies and Business Structures – Appendix AN - mbda:73 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Capital Access KW - Industry KW - Investment KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Supply Chain KW - Industry KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Capital Access KW - Supply Chain KW - Investment LA - eng PY - 01/01/2000 TI - Automotive Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/73 ER -
Telecommunications Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses

Asaba Group ...

01/01/2000 | PDF

Examines challenges and offers strategies for minority suppliers in the growing telecommunication industry.

Title : Telecommunications Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses Corporate Authors(s) : Asaba Group;United States. Minority Business Development Agency; Published Date : 01/01/2000 Pages in Document : 41 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/74 Asaba Group (2000). Telecommunications Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses. Asaba Group "Telecommunications Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses" (2000) Asaba Group "Telecommunications Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses" , 2000 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies A2 - Asaba Group A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Examines challenges and offers strategies for minority suppliers in the growing telecommunication industry. AB - Industry Trends and Competative Issues – Growth Opportunities – State of Minority Sourcing – Growth Strategies and Business Structures AN - mbda:74 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Capital Access KW - Industry KW - Investment KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Supply Chain KW - Industry KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Capital Access KW - Supply Chain KW - Investment LA - eng PY - 01/01/2000 TI - Telecommunications Industry - Insights to Creating Larger Minority-Owned Businesses UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/74 ER -
New Realities for Minority Business: Automotive Industry

Asaba Group ...

05/01/2000 | PDF

Highlights growth opportunities for minority suppliers in the automotive industry, discussing trends and investment considerations.

Title : New Realities for Minority Business: Automotive Industry Corporate Authors(s) : Asaba Group;United States. Minority Business Development Agency; Published Date : 05/01/2000 Pages in Document : 73 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/72 Asaba Group (2000). New Realities for Minority Business: Automotive Industry. Asaba Group "New Realities for Minority Business: Automotive Industry" (2000) Asaba Group "New Realities for Minority Business: Automotive Industry" , 2000 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies A2 - Asaba Group A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Highlights growth opportunities for minority suppliers in the automotive industry, discussing trends and investment considerations. AB - Automotive Industry Overview – Changing Value Proposition – Automotive Suppliers: Overview and Trends – Automotive Suppliers: Growth Opportunities – Minority Suppliers Positioning In Value Chain – Minority Suppliers: Growth Opportunities – Bsuiness Case for Investing in Minority Suppliers – Appendix AN - mbda:72 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Capital Access KW - Industry KW - Investment KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Supply Chain KW - Industry KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Small Business KW - Capital Access KW - Supply Chain KW - Investment LA - eng PY - 05/01/2000 TI - New Realities for Minority Business: Automotive Industry UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/72 ER -
Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data

Stoops, Nicole

09/01/1999 | PDF

Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data collects and document available county-level statistical data from the U.S. Census Bureau and other Federal Agencies for years since 1980. It is one of a series of products that MBDA will be developing on The Emerging Minority Marketplace to organize and disseminate information for and about mi ...

Title : Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data Personal Author(s) : Stoops, Nicole Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency;United States. Bureau of the Census; Published Date : 09/01/1999 Pages in Document : 100 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/21 Stoops, Nicole (1999). Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data. Stoops, Nicole "Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data" (1999) Stoops, Nicole "Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data" , 1999 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Dataset AU - Stoops, Nicole A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency A2 - United States. Bureau of the Census AB - Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data collects and document available county-level statistical data from the U.S. Census Bureau and other Federal Agencies for years since 1980. It is one of a series of products that MBDA will be developing on The Emerging Minority Marketplace to organize and disseminate information for and about minority business. Users of this guide should be aware that all of the links and information contained in this document are current as of April 1999 and are subject to change. AB - Introduction – Part I: Core Data Inventory – U.S. Census Bureau Data – Other Federal Agency Data – Part II: Datasets Available on the Internet AN - mbda:21 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Business Development KW - Data Sources KW - Disparity KW - Industry KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Rural KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Disparity KW - Industry KW - Rural KW - Business Development KW - Data Sources LA - eng PY - 09/01/1999 TI - Federal Datalink: A Guide to Federal County-Level Data UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/21 ER -
The State of Minority Business Enterprises: An Overview of the 2007 Survey of Business Owners

Obuko, Sumiye "Sue" ;

Planting, Mark

06/01/2015 | PDF

This report examines minority businesses operating in 2007 and the growth of these firms since 2002. It does so by analyzing and comparing data from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2002 and 2007 Survey of Business Owners and identifies the economic conditions under which minority business enterprises operated as well as economic and business changes that ...

Title : The State of Minority Business Enterprises: An Overview of the 2007 Survey of Business Owners Personal Author(s) : Obuko, Sumiye "Sue";Planting, Mark; Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency Published Date : 06/01/2015 Pages in Document : 64 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/13 Obuko, Sumiye "Sue" and Planting, Mark (2015). The State of Minority Business Enterprises: An Overview of the 2007 Survey of Business Owners. Obuko, Sumiye "Sue" and Planting, Mark "The State of Minority Business Enterprises: An Overview of the 2007 Survey of Business Owners" (2015) Obuko, Sumiye "Sue" and Planting, Mark "The State of Minority Business Enterprises: An Overview of the 2007 Survey of Business Owners" , 2015 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies, Tables AU - Obuko, Sumiye "Sue" AU - Planting, Mark A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - This report examines minority businesses operating in 2007 and the growth of these firms since 2002. It does so by analyzing and comparing data from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2002 and 2007 Survey of Business Owners and identifies the economic conditions under which minority business enterprises operated as well as economic and business changes that occurred during the interval. AB - List of Tables and Figures – Executive Summary – Introduction – National Picture – Geographic Picture – Industry Picture – MBDA Strategic Growth Initiative (SGI) Firms and Non-SGI Firms – Conclusions AN - mbda:13 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Firms KW - Job Creation KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Receipts KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Firms KW - Receipts KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Job Creation LA - eng PY - 06/01/2015 TI - The State of Minority Business Enterprises: An Overview of the 2007 Survey of Business Owners UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/13 ER -
Characteristics of Minority Businesses and Entrepreneurs

United States. Minority Business Development Agency

03/01/2008 | PDF

This report analyzes minority businesses to identify trends that may have impacted their performance in 2002. The report examines some of the challenges minorities may be facing in growing their businesses, such as adequate capital to start and expand the business, entrepreneurial experience and educational attainment.

Title : Characteristics of Minority Businesses and Entrepreneurs Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency Published Date : 03/01/2008 Pages in Document : 66 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/15 United States. Minority Business Development Agency (2008). Characteristics of Minority Businesses and Entrepreneurs. United States. Minority Business Development Agency "Characteristics of Minority Businesses and Entrepreneurs" (2008) United States. Minority Business Development Agency "Characteristics of Minority Businesses and Entrepreneurs" , 2008 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies, Tables A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - This report analyzes minority businesses to identify trends that may have impacted their performance in 2002. The report examines some of the challenges minorities may be facing in growing their businesses, such as adequate capital to start and expand the business, entrepreneurial experience and educational attainment. AB - Introduction – Data and Methodology – Business Characteristics – Conclusion AN - mbda:15 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Capital Access KW - Disparity KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Firms KW - Job Creation KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Receipts KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Firms KW - Receipts KW - Disparity KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Capital Access KW - Job Creation LA - eng PY - 03/01/2008 TI - Characteristics of Minority Businesses and Entrepreneurs UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/15 ER -
The State of Minority Business Enterprises (2002 Data)

United States. Minority Business Development Agency

08/01/2006 | PDF

Minority business enterprises (MBEs) are a rapidly growing and increasingly important segment of the U.S. and global economy. From 1997-2002, the total number of U.S. companies increased by 2 million and over 50% of this increase was accounted for by minority-owned firms. Minority-owned businesses are diverse, participating in a wide variety of ind ...

Title : The State of Minority Business Enterprises (2002 Data) Corporate Authors(s) : United States. Minority Business Development Agency Published Date : 08/01/2006 Pages in Document : 54 URL : https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/16 United States. Minority Business Development Agency (2006). The State of Minority Business Enterprises (2002 Data). United States. Minority Business Development Agency "The State of Minority Business Enterprises (2002 Data)" (2006) United States. Minority Business Development Agency "The State of Minority Business Enterprises (2002 Data)" , 2006 Export RIS Citation Information. TY - Studies A2 - United States. Minority Business Development Agency AB - Minority business enterprises (MBEs) are a rapidly growing and increasingly important segment of the U.S. and global economy. From 1997-2002, the total number of U.S. companies increased by 2 million and over 50% of this increase was accounted for by minority-owned firms. Minority-owned businesses are diverse, participating in a wide variety of industries: financial services, health care, construction, transportation, and other services. However, despite impressive growth in the number of U.S. minority firms, MBEs must increase their size, scale, and the economic viability of their firms if they are to compete effectively in the global economy. To accomplish this, MBEs must be assertive, innovative competitors who will not fear or retreat from globalization. AB - Introduction – National Picture – Geographic Picture – Industry Picture – SGI Firms vs. Non-SGI Firms – Conclusion AN - mbda:16 CY - Washington, D.C. KW - Disparity KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Firms KW - Industry KW - Job Creation KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Receipts KW - Minority Business Enterprises KW - Firms KW - Receipts KW - Disparity KW - Entrepreneurship KW - Job Creation KW - Industry LA - eng PY - 08/01/2006 TI - The State of Minority Business Enterprises (2002 Data) UR - https://library.mbda.gov/view/mbda/16 ER -

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