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SURVIVAL OF NEW FIRMS OWNED BY NATIVES AND IMMIGRANTS IN NORWAY

Evgueni Vinogradov; Espen J Isaksen

Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship; Mar 2008; 13, 1; ABI/INFORM Global pg. 21

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