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Is South Africa a "complete outlier" internationally when it comes to employment creation by small and medium-sized enterprises? It raises questions about possible policy and regulatory failure.
Initial findings of a new study by the Small Business Institute (SBI) and the Small Business Project (SBP), released on Tuesday, found SA has only 250,000 formal SMEs, less than previous estimates of between 2-million and 6-million.
Is South African completely out of step with global SME growth trends?
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