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The Roots of Entrepreneurial Research
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In many instances, researches today do not do their "ground work" sufficiently well as mentioned in this paper, which is a problem in many areas of entrepreneurship research, such as finance and marketing.Abstract:
Research in entrepreneurship has a long radition and there is considerable knowledge within the field. However, in many instances, researches today do not do their “ground work” sufficiently well.read more
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