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Creating a Conducive Policy Environment for Employment Creation in Micro and Small Enterprises in Tanzania

Paula Tibandebage, Samuel M. Wangwe, Moses Msuya, Darlene Mutalemwa

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Explores the role of micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in employment and in the economy in Tanzania and examines the characteristics of MSE owners and workers. Analyses the effect of the policy and legal environment on the volume and quality of employment in the country.

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Explores the role of micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in employment and in the economy in Tanzania and examines the characteristics of MSE owners and workers. Analyses the effect of the policy and legal environment on the volume and quality of employment in the country.

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Explores the role of micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in employment and in the economy in Tanzania and examines the characteristics of MSE owners and workers. Analyses the effect of the policy and legal environment on the volume and quality of employment in the country.

Key concepts: Tanzania, Business, Quality (philosophy), Outcome (game theory), Environmental planning, Economics, Geography, Mathematical economics

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