The SBIJ uses a continuous publication model. Articles ready for publication are added to the latest issue immediately, rather than waiting for other articles in the issue to be completed, resulting in faster access for readers and authors. As a result, issues build gradually, with articles added as soon as they are ready.
- ArticlesThis study explores the combined effects of survey length and incentive type on survey response rates, especially among small-business executives.
- ArticlesThis study assesses the economic impact of COVID-19 on small businesses in four adjoined rural counties in the South Texas Coastal Bend.
- ArticlesThis article offers practitioners a practical review for understanding the sales promotion landscape, consumer perceptions of deal value, and the potential influence of sales promotions on brand attitude.
- ArticlesSmall Business and the Supply Chain: The Influence of Social Intelligence on Relationship ResilienceThis study explores the relationship between four components of social intelligence of small to medium sized business owners/managers on the resilience of their supply chain relationships