, it applies the Austrian theory of human agency and evolutionary theories of the firm to explain economic organisation …

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Mirjam van Praag compares and contrasts the economic theory of entrepreneurship with determinants of successful … contributing to the success of entrepreneurs that are considered include, amongst others, human capital, financial capital and …

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