The development of small businesses by nationals of developing countries in a developed country into a successful, viable and profitable enterprises depends upon the perceptions held by these nationals, their ability to identify problems and how they adjust to an alien market environment. This article makes conceptual observations of East Indian small businessmen's cultural perceptions, problems and adjustments in the U.S. market.
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