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Entrepreneurship the backbone of Jamaican economy – Dunn

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State Minister in the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce Dr Norman Dunn says that entrepreneurship is the backbone of the Jamaican economy, and represents the country’s most important source of new employment. According to the minister,...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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