Indigenous Nation-Owned Businesses? Or Individually-Owned Businesses? The Pros and Cons of Each

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Petray, Theresa;Achterberg, Coralie;Jorgensen, Miriam;Clague, Pauline
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This discussion paper presents two main options for Indigenous Nations to consider when developing their economy: investing in businesses that are owned collectively by the Nation, and offering financial support to citizen-entrepreneurs to establish their own businesses. The paper outlines some benefits and challenges of each approach. It poses some questions for Gugu Badhun Nation to consider in their decision-making around economic development, and considerations for both business types to ensure strong governance and economic integration. The discussion paper concludes with a reminder that economies should be considered holistically, almost like an ecosystem, with lots of parts that work together to support one another.

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978-0-6457422-3-7

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Gugu Badhun Aboriginal Corporation

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Townsville, QLD

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