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Date Added2017-03-20
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Corporate AuthorshipAmal Awad, Shreen Abbadi from Al-Jidara and Tawfiq Tabbaa, Amal Hassan from SANAD Law.
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Business Licensing Legislation and system for Home Business in Greater Amman
Economic growth and development
Employment
Investment
Laws and legislation
Private sector
Stakeholders
Regulations
Micro enterprises
Comparative studies
Home-based businesses are currently prohibited in Jordan except for a limited “housewife
exception”. Despite this prohibition, a number of micro businesses operate from homes on
an informal basis.
Comprehensive studies that were conducted by USAID Economic Development Program
(SABEQ) indicated that this prohibition constitutes a significant burden on micro businesses
and entrepreneurs. Moreover, it does not take into consideration the need of those with
special needs, thus encouraging informal activities. Studies also indicated that home based
businesses can be important incubators of new enterprises and can generate significant
economic activity