Small Business Act of 1958
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The Small Business Act of 1958 is a landmark U.S. federal law that established comprehensive support and protections for small businesses, including strengthening the role and authority of the Small Business Administration.
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8(a) Business Development Program
("Section 8(a) of the Small Business Act")
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Administrator of the Small Business Administration ("Small Business Act") → Disaster Loan Program ("Small Business Act of the United States") → Small Business Development Center Program ("Small Business Act") → Small Business Investment Company ("Small Business Investment Act of 1958") → |
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HUBZone Program
("Small Business Act")
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Small Business Investment Company Program ("Small Business Investment Act of 1958") → |
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7(a) Loan Program
("Section 7(a) of the Small Business Act")
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Small Business Investment Company Program
("Small Business Investment Act of 1958")
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85th United States Congress
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Microloan Program
("Small Business Act")
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