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This paper proposes a model that, although among the first to explain minority entrepreneurship in a general …. As an application, the proposed model is used to explain the recent increment in entrepreneurship among African Americans …
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We explore whether financial access explains persistent gender and racial imbalance in entrepreneurship. The 1979 NLSY … for young people to attempt entrepreneurship. We find that the movement away from local finance supported new entry by … African American men into entrepreneurship, but not by women of any race. We show that financial access is an important …
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to promote minority business ownership, racial disparities in entrepreneurship have been stubbornly persistent through … current programs designed to address racial disparities in entrepreneurship have failed and offers guidance for new kinds of …
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the entrepreneurship literature. To reconcile these negative perceptions of minority entrepreneurs with their accelerated …
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The following contribution is concerned with the entrepreneurship among on of the major ethnic minorities. It goes into … the effects of Yi entrepreneurship on the social structures of Yi society, particularly the clans and their changing role …
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This paper investigates the factors affecting the creation of ethnic ventures in the enclave in order to determine whether immigrants can be considered opportunity or necessity entrepreneurs. The results are helpful to proceed with further reflections on how immigrants perceive the context they...
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migrant entrepreneurs has been largely neglected by both entrepreneurship researchers (EURS 11(1), 27-46, 2004; EPGP 7(1), 153 …
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