Starting on a Shoestring: Building a Business without a Bankroll

by Arnold S. Goldstein

It now includes even more of the information, practical tips, and strategies that proved so successful in the past. New material includes chapters on venture capital, SBA loans, and other governmental financing; more checklists, graphs, case studies, and interviews with prominent shoestring entrepreneurs; and detailed information on new sources of money. If the goal is entrepreneurial success and capital is in short supply, it is the place to start.

Genres: Business, How To

284 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[Justin]

This book feels very solid and down-to-earth, without all the 'you can do it!' cheerleading of many other entrepreneurship guides.