Making a difference – The contribution of graduates to small business success

In February 2002, the Small Business Service (SBS) commissioned LeedsMetropolitan University (LMU) to conduct a review of the contribution ofgraduates to small business success. The project stems from a risingconcern amongst policy makers that after years of experimentation instimulating graduate demand in SMEs, there remains a lack ofunderstanding about what impact this has on firms, and how therelationships involved actually work.[...]

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Year of publication:	2002-12-01
Authors:	Holden, Rick ; Jameson, Stephanie ; Parsons, John D.
Institutions:	Small Business Service ; Great Britain / Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
Subject:	Klein- und Mittelbetrieb \| Arbeitsmarkt \| Labour Market \| Hochschulabsolvent \| college graduates

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Introduction
Our scope and objectives
SMEs and the graduate labour market
Graduate contribution to SMEs
Policy challenges and implications
Towards a research agenda
Overview

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