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3 years ago

Small businesses have very few opportunities to outsource their business. true or false.

2 answers:

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False,...because it depends on how the owner of the business is connected, the more the connections you have,the more you'll be able to outsource your business

maks197457 [2]3 years ago

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False a business can have lots of opportunities, look at Walgreen's. <span />

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