African American Economic Development and Small Business Ownership

"African American Economic Development and Small Business Ownership" by Taylor & Francis Inc is a groundbreaking exploration of the rich entrepreneurial history of African Americans. Published in 1997, this insightful hardback spans 166 pages and challenges the pervasive myth that African Americans lack a history of entrepreneurship. The book delves into the economic systems that were established during and after slavery, illustrating how these traditions have evolved into contemporary business ownership. Through a rigorous quantitative study, the author examines the dynamics of businesses owned by African Americans in comparison to their Euro-American counterparts. This essential read not only highlights the resilience and innovation of African American entrepreneurs but also serves as a vital resource for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of economic development within this community. Discover the profound legacy of African American entrepreneurship and its impact on the modern business landscape by adding this book to your collection today.