Small Business, Big Society

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Exploring the impact of small businesses on social relationships, this book delves into the implications for both developing and developed societies. It argues that development is intertwined with social dynamics and that growth can emerge from mitigating the negative effects of the market. The text advocates for a shift in development practice towards more accepting, experimental approaches rather than prescriptive methods. Additionally, it raises significant questions for social sciences, proposing a concept of an "economy of ontology" to understand these changes.