Titlebook: Rethinking Enterprise Policy; Can Failure Trigger Simon Bridge Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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A View Forwardseen as, one of a number of possible options available to people that help them to realise their life goals. This book also suggests that many people, in choosing between the options they perceive, will be influenced much more by social pressures that by any individual, logical, risk–benefit analysis.

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Perspectives on Entrepreneurship and Enterprisef the words and, in an attempt to reduce some of the current confusion, suggests a way of categorising some of those differences. It then explores some of the issues that are revealed among the various interpretations and seeks to draw some conclusions.

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Models of the Influences on Entrepreneurshipnot just between the aims of those policies, but also between the methods and programmes applied to implement them. This chapter considers why these common methods are followed and explores the reasons for thinking that they would achieve the desired results.

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The Problem: The Facts Do Not Fit the Theory common between the methods employed by different governments. Chapter 3 then showed that in the main those policies are at least consistent with current theories and models of the influences on enterprise. But do those models work, is the policy ‘based’ on them effective, and are the facts of enter

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Different Perspectivesfeeling the truck might suggest it was some sort of flexible hose, the person feeling a leg might suggest it was a tree and the person at the tail might suggest a brush. While that might be an oversimplification it does serve as a reminder that a single view of a complex subject is unlikely to revea

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Perspectives on Entrepreneurship and Enterprisen the meanings of the words enterprise and entrepreneurship themselves. It starts with an exploration of the different uses, meanings and dimensions of the words and, in an attempt to reduce some of the current confusion, suggests a way of categorising some of those differences. It then explores som