Reconceptualizing entrepreneurship: an input-output perspective

Stepping back to take a fresh look at entrepreneurship, the authors analyze required inputs and desired outputs to arrive at a model that can embrace small and large companies. Use of an integrated model also highlights the tremendous variety in types of entrepreneurship and degrees of entrepreneuri...

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Published inS.A.M. advanced management journal (1984) Vol. 59; no. 1; p. 21
Main Authors Morris, Michael H, Lewis, Pamela S, Sexton, Donald L
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Emerald Group Publishing, Ltd 22.12.1994
Society for Advancement of Management
Society for the Advancement of Management
Subjects
Analysis
Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurship
Impacts
Innovations
Manycompanies
Organizational behavior
Small business
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Summary:Stepping back to take a fresh look at entrepreneurship, the authors analyze required inputs and desired outputs to arrive at a model that can embrace small and large companies. Use of an integrated model also highlights the tremendous variety in types of entrepreneurship and degrees of entrepreneurial intensity.
ISSN:0749-7075
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