Networking and growth of young technology-intensive ventures in China

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Networking with outside organizations provide new ventures with stronger resources, allowing for more favorable competition in the marketplace. Three of six Chinese entrepreneurial companies studied were high-growth and reported a greater intensity and range of networking with external organizations than the three low-growth entrepreneurial firms.

China, Business Methods, Statistical Data Included, Business planning

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The questions we ask and the questions we care about: reformulating some problems in entrepreneurship research

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The obsession of dividing the world into entrepreneurs and nonentrepreneours needs to be shed and focus should be on the categories within entrepreneurs. The barriers to entrepreneurship, reformulation and entrepreneurship as design are analyzed.

Evaluation, Behavior, Businesspeople, Global economy, Entrepreneurs

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Seminar on research perspectives in entrepreneurship (1997)

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A seminar on entrepreneurship research held at Carnegie Mellon University in Nov 1997 is discussed. Issues addressed included the null hypothesis, markets for future goods and services, entrepreneurship as a disequilibrium phenomenon and trust.

Management-Goal Setting, Business Ideology, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Managers, Panel Discussion, Corporate image, Goal setting

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