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Culture, entrepreneurship and economic development : an empirical approach

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Nowhere to run and nowhere to hide : the relationship between entrepreneurial success and feelings of entrapment

Wood, Matthew S.; Rowe, Jonathan D. - In: Entrepreneurship research journal : ERJ 1 (2011) 4, pp. 1-41

One unintended consequence of entrepreneurial action may be that the entrepreneur becomes intertwined with the business. This phenomenon is called entrapment and we draw on Becker's Side-Bet Theory to explore the relationship between entrepreneurial success, individual differences, and feelings...

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