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Overview of Black-owned businesses in the United States in the 1990's

by
William Monroe Trotter Institute

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APPENDIX A
       Trotter Institute Publications on Business and Economic Development


Economic Development and Inner Cities in Massachusetts: Recommendations for Expanding the
Capacity of Small Businesses and Microenterprises,
James Jennings, Regina Rodriguez-Mitchell, Russell Williams, and Philip Hart, 1996.

The Competitive Advantage of the Inner City: Does Race Matter?
Occasional Paper No. 33
Philip S. Hart, 1995.

An Overview of Minority-Owned Businesses in the Boston Metropolitan Area, 1987,
Russell Williams and Sue Kim, 1995.

Missing Links in the Study of Puerto Rican Poverty in the United States,
Occasional Paper No. 30
James Jennings, 1995.

A Historical Overview of Poverty Among Blacks in Boston: 1850-1990,
Occasional Paper No. 24
Robert C. Hayden, 1994.

Black Businesses in Massachusetts: Status and Challenges,
Occasional Paper No. 28
James Jennings, 1994.

"Economic Analysis of Market Availability and Utilization of MWBEs,"
James Jennings, Russell Williams, Juan Evereteze, and Suzanne Baker, in
Disparity Study: Phase I, Final Report, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of
Transportation and Construction, 1994.

An Overview of Minority-Owned Businesses in Massachusetts,
Russell Williams, Suzanne Baker, Juan Evereteze, and James Jennings, 1993.

Black Entrepreneurship in the United States: A Survey,
Herbert L. Tyson, 1993.

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