Culpability: Who is to blame for the African nation's small business owners' insolvency

About the Book

The book describes the insolvencies of small businesses in the African nation's economic development and why owners cannot measure up to world standards. The book illustrates the step-by-step approach that small business entrepreneurs must follow to perform as successful business owners. The book demonstrates what entrepreneurs need to be aware of prior to embarking on business ventures. The book outlines the necessities for business owners to become viable leaders in business ventures. This book explains the modalities that cause business insolvencies and how business owners can avoid repeating mistakes others made in the past. Nonetheless, this book is largely intended for those who want to start or are already running their own businesses and have a desire to understand the elements of running a successful business. This book shows countries in the world, including African countries, their positions in small business entrepreneurship. This book highlighted the twelve determining traits that made small business owners into successful entrepreneurs. Furthermore, this book provides the reasons for the acceptability of locally made products or services by customers and explains why customers don’t buy from small businesses. Overall, if owners follow the advice in this book, they will be able to make their dreams come true.

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