Titlebook: Entrepreneurial Economics; Keith S. Glancey,Ronald W. McQuaid,Jo Campling Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Socio-Economic Influences on Entrepreneurship than adopting a purely economic perspective. The respective approaches they adopt are somewhat different although it is possible to regard their theories as representing complementary perspectives. Both theorists essentially focus on the socio-economic factors which determine the demand for and supply of entrepreneurs.

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to increase the number of entrepreneurs in the economy and social entrepreneurship linked to economic development. It includes illustrations of successful entrepreneurs and more detailed case-studies.978-0-333-98124-5

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Theoretische Ausgangsüberlegungenhrough which the market economy adjusts in response to factors which create disequilibrium. In Chapter 3 it was shown that changing consumer preferences and production technologies are the major causes of disequilibrium but that neoclassical economics is not concerned with explaining why these factors should change in the first place.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91779-9urship in determining: (1) the nature of relationships between firms; (2) the evolution of production modes; (3) the economic and social mechanisms which govern relationships between firms, within production modes, and which lead to efficient resource usage.

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Development in the Period of Capitalisme economy. Now the significance of small firms is considered, reflecting on the entrepreneur as an owner-manager of a business. Also the importance of new, and small, firms in a dynamic economy is discussed, reflecting entrepreneurship as the event of creating an organization, as a source of innovation and as a form of behaviour.

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