examples of small business in the philippines?
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How small?\nsmall restaurants [carideria]\nsmall stores [sari-sari]\n\ntry reading this:\nwww.microloanfoundation.org.uk/pages/content/index.asp?PageID=17
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Indonesia and Philippines
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=philippine+literature&btnG=Google+Search
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Go to Phillipines Tourism Board but i am not too sure about the website.
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we have many distributors in the Philippines depending on the type of products being carried
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I would try the SBA (Small Business Association)
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duh...\nlook for it at bookstores if youre here in PHLIPPINES if not look for a website filipino website...
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try http://www.prc.gov.ph/
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The Official website of the Provincial Government of Rizal has a list of industries in that province\n\nhttp://www.rizalprovince.gov.ph/trade.html
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http://www.globalfuture.com/book-handy.htm\nwww.manilatimes.net/national/ 2005/jan/18/yehey/business/20050118bus6.html - 28k -
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Some selections from "Tanikalang Ginto."\nhttp://www.filipinolinks.com/Internet/Search_Engines/index.html\n\nAlleba\nhttp://www.alleba.com/vs/\n\n"Adunay 2223 nga Pilipino Sites sulud sa among database!"\n\n"Google Filipino"\nhttp://www.google.com/intl/tl/\n\n"Google na noypits repapips!"\n\n"Google Pilipinas"\nhttp://www.google.com.ph\n\n"Hanapin sa kabuuang Web o pages mula sa Pilipinas. Puwede rin sa Inggles."\n\n"Hanap Pinoy"\nhttp://www.hanappinoy.com/
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In many places.  If in Luzon, there are plenty in Rizal province and Cavite, mostly around the fringes of Metro Manila.  Check the Internet by searching "low-cost housing Cavite" or "low-cost housing Philippines"
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The Philippines are a large archipelago of seven thousand islands near the coast of Asia. The primary commercial products are hemp, sugar cane, hemp, tobacco, coconut, rubber, gold and copper deposits. Much of its trade is done with the U.S.A. Even though the Philippines was surmounted by the Spanish, the Filipino people were still able to retain their identity. They are mostly Malay and Chinese with a small Spanish minority. To my knowledge, the Philippians's population is approximately 61,480,000 and the area is approximately 115,600 square miles. The Philippines is about 80% Catholic with a small Muslim minority. It is interesting to note that the Philippines was named after Philip of Spain.\n It is also interesting to note that in 1895 a group of Filipinos( called the Manila Men(mostly from the southern part of the Philippines) settled a little community near New Orleans, Louisiana. Using their experience of fishing in the Philippines, these men found the bayous of Louisiana similar to the bayous in the Philippines. They eventually founded one of the oldest and most popular fishing villages in Barataria Bay, Manila Village, named after the capital of the Philippines, Manila.
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For a specific business or type of business?
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There are actually 2 AGRO HOMES...\n\n1.) Agro Homes Subdivision Muntinlupa City Philippines\n\n2.) Agro Homes Las Pinas City Philippines
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YOU CAN PAY A VISIT TO THESE SITES THEY WILL  SURELY HELP YOU\n\nwww.loc.gov/law/guide/philippines.html \n\nhttp://www.lawmoose.com/internetlawlib/147.htm
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The successful entrepreneurs in the philippines are mostly of chinese or spanish descent.  Only a handful are full-blooded filipinos.\n\nVery notable among these successful entrepreneurs is Tony Tan Caktiong, the head of Jollibee Foods Corp who was named Ernst & Young's 2004 World Entrepreneur of the Year.  The Philippines is the only country in the world where the giant McDonald's is not the number one fastfood chain; Jollibee's sting is really deadly for this American clown.