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Meanings of microbusiness in English

Russian
микропредприятие
Portuguese
microempresário
Spanish
microempresario
Catalan
microempresa

Small business employing nine people or fewer.

        микропредприятие
        Synonyms
        Examples for "micro-enterprise"
        Examples for "micro-enterprise"
        1
        Her vision created the first reservation-based micro-enterprise loan fund in the United States.
        Feminist dot com
        2
        The bank's ideal client is a low-to-medium class citizen or any small, medium and micro-enterprise.
        The South African
        3
        In the conservative, Muslim north, they focus on micro-enterprise, teaching poor women to type and sew.
        Feminist dot com
        4
        In Newham, a local group was promoting micro-enterprise through workshops and one-to-one advice, which sparked her interest.
        The Guardian
        5
        She worked overseas for Conservation International, a global environmental organization, where her primary focus was providing micro-enterprise opportunities to women.
        Feminist dot com
        Usage of microbusiness in English
        1
        Increase in customer care, social capital and financial management are key factors for successful microbusiness activities for stable self-employment.
        Pubmed
        2
        This can be achieved by obtaining a part time job or by starting an after-hours microbusiness that involves creating and providing a good or service.
        News.com.au
        3
        Many microbusinesses are run by people who are self-employed.
        Independent.ie
        4
        Half of those are sole-traders and 90% are microbusinesses.
        The Guardian
        5
        Yet the effort pales in significance when you consider what women living in India's slums must go through to secure support for their microbusinesses.
        The Irish Times
        6
        Xero Australia national partner director Rob Stone said ATO figures suggested about 90,000 microbusinesses used no software at all when paying their staff.
        News.com.au