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The Role of Family Entrepreneurship Business in Driving National Economic Growth in Nigeria

Nwabuatu, Emmanuel Nnajiubah Ph.D

Abstract

Family businesses significantly contribute to national economies through job creation, innovation, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth. These enterprises, which range from small businesses/one man or sole proprietorship to multinational corporations, provide long-term economic stability due to their sustainability-oriented approach. This paper examines the economic impact of family-owned businesses.

Keywords

Family businesseconomic growthentrepreneurshipsuccession planningnational development

References

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