Business plan proposals for inner-city neighborhoods: A strategic management assignment for MBA students at loyola university chicago [Book Review]

Journal of Business Ethics 15 (1):87 - 94 (1996)
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Abstract

Beginning in 1992, MBA students enrolled in a capstone Strategic Management course at Loyola University Chicago have, as their major course assignment, researched and prepared an original business plan proposal to provide a needed good or service, as well as employment opportunities, to residents in one of Chicago's underserved innercity neighborhoods. This paper describes the genesis of the project, how it works, and what the outcomes have been to date. The pedagogical model is arguably appropriate for MBA programs in or near any area that is economically underdeveloped, be it urban or rural.

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