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Money and Meaning: Blended Value in Community Enterprise

By

Sherri Torjman, Bill Young

Published on 01/02/2007

This commentary describes the value of community enterprise in terms of both economic and social return.  It points out that, unlike the US and the UK, Canada does not have financial incentives such as tax credits to promote essential investment, particularly from private investors, in this significant sector of the economy.

ISBN – 1-55382-214-5

Topic(s)

Cities and communities
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Summary

This commentary describes the value of community enterprise in terms of both economic and social return. 
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