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Abstract. This article proposes a person-‐centered model for entrepreneurship, rather than one based on an idea or business plan. It analyzes the characteristics of entrepreneurship development pro-‐grams worldwide and presents a representative sample of best practices.
Jan 12, 2024 · Abstract. Entrepreneurship, a dynamic force driving innovation and economic development, plays a pivotal role in shaping contemporary business landscapes. This research paper...
- Sahil Sagar
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Dec 31, 2006 · Book PDF Available. Entrepreneurship in The United States: The Future is Now. January 2007. DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-45671-3. ISBN: 978-0-387-45667-6. Authors: Paul D. Reynolds. Aston...
- Paul D. Reynolds
of entrepreneurship to U.S. society in generating a source of income for families, creating jobs, contributing to growth of the economy, and providing valuable products and services. However, almost 8.8 million people were estimated to have closed a business in the prior year,
entrepreneurial process and affect its activity development. Recent literature emphasizes the role of the national context in the economic entrepreneurship value-added activity, which enables the diffusion of innovation and contributes to structured and sustainable economic development over the long term (Szirmai et al. 2011; Acs et al. 2014 ...
In order to stimulate the development-entrepreneurship discourse it may be necessary to first attempt to formalize or reconcile the role of entrepreneurship in the “grand ideas” of development economics, and to consider how this resonates with available evidence, and what this means for policy.
Entrepreneurship involves transforming a “seed” idea into an “early stage” start-up and, from there, into a “growth company” and ultimately – through additional “rounds” of funding – into a successful operating company, as depicted in Fig. 2.1 and Table 2.1. Many variations exist because each venture evolves in a slightly diferent way.
