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This 67 page paper is an in-depth study that examines the hypothesis that ethnic Chinese businesses are successful in the UK. The success of the businesses is measured against other ethnic minority businesses. Measurements used are non financial as the businesses tend to be small businesses with self employed owners. The different influencing factors are considered, such as barrier and drivers, these are then analysed to identify any differences between Chinese and other ethnic businesses. Models that predict success are then considered to identify why the businesses are more successful than other ethnic business counterparts. The bibliography cites 31 sources.
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67 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEchinbs.rtf
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3.1.2 London 17 3.2 Other Ethnic Minorities Development within the UK 21 3.3 The Current Position 28 3.3.1 Drivers 29 3.3.2 External Barriers 31 3.3.3 Internal Barriers 42 3.4. The Statistics 55 3.5 Businesses Success Models 59 3.5.1 Applying the Models to the UK Ethnic Chinese Businesses 63
4. Methodology 65 5. Conclusion 67 References 69 Bibliography 71 Table of Figures Table 1; Ethnic Monitories Sector Concentration 33 Table 2: Employment Size Distribution by Ethnic Group 36 Table 3; Sources of Advice Taken 38 Table
4; Assistance Sought by Businesses 40 Table 5; Management Experience/Training by Percentage of Businesses Operating. 45 Table 6; Problem Ranking 48 Table 7; The use of external financing at start-up 50 Table 8; Male
Self-employment as a percentage of the ethnic population 57 Table 9; Female Self-employment as a percentage of the ethnic population 57 Executive Summary This study considers the hypothesis that
ethnic Chinese businesses in the UK are successful. It is noted that this is an understudied area, and little research exists, therefore the majority of literature used comes form only
a few studies. There is an absence of magazine and journal articles on this topic and more research needs to be undertaken. It is noted in research used.
After defining the terms and recognising the need for comparison, the study shows that the historical development of Chinese businesses in the UK have
been at a higher level of integration than other ethnic minority businesses. Other evidence is considered and comparison made between the way that business micro and macro factors impact on
the Chinese demonstrated that there are different patterns. There are higher levels of advice from family and friends, but lower investment levels from these sources. Banks and financial institutional are
also more popular sources of finances for the Chinese businesses. The demonstration of a different business model is then placed into context with the consideration of how this has reflected
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