"Who is an entrepreneur?" is a question worth asking

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This paper is a response to Gartner's critique of definitions posited by Carland, Hoy, Boulton and Carland (1984) for "entrepreneur" and "small business owner." the paper concludes that both trait and behavioral approaches to research are necessary in order to understand the concept of entrepreneurship. (Reprinted by permission of the publisher.)

Research, Entrepreneurship

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Export expansion and small business productivity

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International business for small U.S. companies will matter whether or not company exports or not. Productivity is crucial in this environment. Productivity is based on production per hour of labor, management, technology, capital, and product design.

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Productivity in the small business sector, 1965-1976

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Productivity hikes in private sector will support continued growth in U.S. economy. Small business can be counted on to supply new innovations for business. Productivity measurement will vary according to technique used.

Labor productivity

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