Research Note: Government Assistance for the Small Retailer: The Case of Singapore

This paper studies one of the action plans taken by the Singapore government to help the small retailer in the 1990s. It discusses and evaluates the effectiveness of the Housing and Development Board's Sale of Tenanted Shops Scheme in helping the small retailers to be more competitive and in re...

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Published in:International small business journal 2000-01, Vol.18 (2), p.92-108
Main Author: Sim, Loo-Lee
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Business management
Competition
Cost control
Economic efficiency
Economic policy
Emerging markets
Entrepreneurship
Government spending policy
Neighborhoods
Planning
Policy making
Rentals
Retail stores
Retail trade
Retailing industry
Roles
Shopping centers
Singapore
Small and medium sized enterprises
Small business
Stores
Studies
Supermarkets
Tenants
United States
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Summary:This paper studies one of the action plans taken by the Singapore government to help the small retailer in the 1990s. It discusses and evaluates the effectiveness of the Housing and Development Board's Sale of Tenanted Shops Scheme in helping the small retailers to be more competitive and in restructuring the retail sector.
ISSN:0266-2426
1741-2870