The Division of Economic Development (DED) seeks to furnish Native American business men and women and tribal leaders with the knowledge they need to turn around what for some have been decades of high unemployment, lack of access to credit, and sparse economic opportunities.
Some of these pathways include:
- Obtaining from a disinterested third party an analysis of each potential tribal business opportunity to ensure that scarce resources are prudently invested;
- Taking advantage of government and private procurement opportunities; and
- Building the legal infrastructure necessary for economic growth.
DED provides simple, easy-to-absorb primers on these particular pathways to economic success, with others to come.
These online primers can be quickly absorbed in a question-and-answer format that pinpoints what the reader needs to know.
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Opportunity Zones in Indian Country *Updated 3/4/20
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Converting Fee Land into Trust Land and the Associated Economic Benefits *New
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Marketing Strategies for Native American Artists and Artisans *New
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The Industrial Strategies of Vertical Integration, Economies of Scale, and Economies of Scope *New
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Easy Ways for Tribes to Raise Money, Engage in Commerce, and Obtain Free Advice *New
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How Public Law 102-477 May Be Used to Create Economic Development Opportunities