A hundred years?" Siegel's suggestion that fiction is a marginal enterprise is neither "new or noteworthy," she continued.
The government sets no specific dollar amount, but it defines a marginal enterprise as one that "does not have the present or future capacity to generate more than enough income to provide a minimal living" for the visa holder and his family.
"These are not marginal enterprises--they are flush with capital, and making a difference on Main Street, U.S.A.
In the paper, we explain how DEA can be used to evaluate the marginal benefits of enterprise integration.
(Today, eight editors select titles to be featured on the Books page, and if you scour the site you can find a books blog, Omnivoracious, but its offerings seem marginal to the retail enterprise).
As mentioned before, with the exception of a few studies, pastoral societies have been overlooked in the studies on gender relations, reflecting the importance of analysing how gender and colonial ideologies were recreated and reinforced in areas considered marginal to the colonial enterprise such as northern Kenya.
Most vulnerable are the small – the small charities and community groups, the marginal services, the new social enterprises and civically-minded entrepreneurs.
Obviously, there is an imbalance between the large number of micro enterprises and the marginal number of small and medium sized businesses.
In addition, while the number of members in a household had a negative effect on enterprise profitability, its marginal effect is insignificant (p > .05).05
The family allocates child time between types of employment so that the value of the child's marginal product in the home enterprise is equal to its price in the local labor market.
To keep investment fixed as a proportion of total absorption, the marginal savings propensities of households and enterprises move freely and maintain balance between investment and savings.
