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Entrepreneurial Characteristics, Optimism, Pessimism, and Realism – Correlation or Collision? Liang, Chyi-lyi (Kathleen), Department of Community Development and Applied Economics, The University of Vermont, 103 C Morrill Hall, Burlington, Vermont 05405 Phone (802) 6560754, e-mail: CLIANG@uvm.edu Dunn, Paul, Entrepreneurship Studies Center, The University of Louisiana at Monroe, 700 University Avenue, Monroe, Louisiana 71209 Phone (318) 3421224, e-mail: dunn@ulm.edu Publsihed in the Journal
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A Term Paper On Problems of Entrepreneurial Development In Salt Industries of Khulna City Course Title: Field Work of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development Course No: BA-3242 Submitted to Md. Mizanur Rahman Associate Professor Submitted by S.M. Arifuzzaman MD. Romel Rana S.M. Amir Khasru Sayeda Rebeka Sultana Nasruma Afrin Jhumu ID # 020303 ID # 020327 ID # 020331 ID # 020334 ID # 020337 Business Administration Discipline Khulna University Khulna. October 20, 2005
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Competing views of the entrepreneur The term entrepreneur has become to have a broad definition over the years, with many authors debating over the types of characteristics that make up a person who can be classed as entrepreneurial. The word originally came from the French meaning 'one who takes between' but over the years the term has developed with varying definitions from academic literature, the media and often people classed as entrepreneurs themselves, causing great difficulty in finding
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been devoted to understanding the conditions under which entrepreneurs innovate, and the nature and evolution of national systems of innovation (see e.g. Lundvall 1992; Nelson 1993). By and large, however, this literature has been concerned with the process of innovation and its dynamics in advanced economies. Research at the intersection of the fields of entrepreneurship, innovation, and development is still in its infancy. 3 Szirmai, Naudé, and Goedhuys In this book we provide perspectives
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NEW PRODUCT INNOVATION No. 9 in a Series of Papers Reference Paper by: Teresa Jurgens-Kowal PhD, PE, NPDP Global NP Solutions 2323 Clear Lake City Blvd., #180 Suite 177 Houston, TX 77062 PHONE: 281-280-8717 FAX: 281-280-8689 www.globalnpsolutions.com page 1 © Copyright 2010 Global NP Solutions, LLC changes in the market or technology environments. In this paper, we present four idealized case studies, representing one view of innovation strategy types. These were first
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slot themselves in the any of the above forms. Instead, some organizations have opted to take their own courses to solve their unique problems. Mintzberg’s thus proposes a mix of these two frameworks in order to achieve ultimate effectiveness. This paper will review the configurations model, and review Mintzberg’s modified views on the model. Configurations Model Different organisations operate differently and the results of similar strategies may not be the same across organisations. An
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methods of discovery opportunity recognition ‘active searching’, fortuitous discovery’ and ‘opportunity creation’. However, social capital and human capital might be affected on opportunity recognition when entrepreneur creates a new business. This paper is going to discuss how human capital and social capital influence on each method of discovery opportunity and how those three methods help entrepreneurs to recognize valuable opportunities. The first significant theoretical model of opportunity
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Economic growth is driven by innovation, led by young entrepreneurial firms, where financing of these firms can be difficult because of moral hazard and asymmetric information. Venture capitalists are the specialists at solving these problems, connecting entrepreneurs who have ideas and technology with investors
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transformation that has revolutionized the world of business. The industrial revolution has brought in many new innovations such as, the railroad, a new method of effective and efficient transportation, and machinery which would increase the manufacturing process ten-fold. As new and effective manufacturing methods have been brought to light, the value of manufactured goods increased twelve-fold, while the invested capital in industrial pursuits multiplied twenty two times. (History of the United States pg
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