Cyprus small business ventures invigorate the economy |
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| Authors: | Ioannis Violaris Danae Harmandas Yiannos Loizides |
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| Institution: | 1. Dean, School of Economic Sciences and Administration, Frederick University in Cyprus;2. Lecturer in marketing and management, School of Economic Sciences and Administration, Frederick University;3. Department of of Business, School of Economic Sciences and Administration, Frederick University |
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| Abstract: | Cyprus has managed to advance itself and be recognized as one of the world's 32 advanced economies. By supporting local and foreign socioeconomic interests over the years, the small island‐nation today boasts rapid growth, full employment conditions, external and internal stability, strong telecommunications infrastructure, and a society well prepared to embrace the emerging knowledge economy. Recognizing its susceptibility to external economic trends as well as its attraction for various migrant groups, however, the people of Cyprus have embraced the benefits of putting their social capital to financial gain and the improvement of quality of life by supporting local business and welcoming foreign investment. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. |
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