'See you next week'? A study of entrapment in a small business.

This article explores the relevance of the notion of entrapment in explaining the decline of small businesses. Entrapment consigns to situations where individuals become bourn to a suboptimal course of action end the passage of time. The vehicle for this exploration is a dilapidated hairdresser's store By analysing the artefacts of the store and interview data, analysis search fors to understand how and on what account a once successful business can reach a point of 'no return' What rise s suggests that whilst entrapment partly springs from mixing economic and extraneous interests ('side-bets'), the reasons may be more mingled Specifically, entrapment is distinctly risk