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"Unternehmerische Persönlichkeit" - eine theoretische Rekonstruktion und nominaldefinitorische Konturierung

Braukmann, Ulrich; Bijedic, Teita; Schneider, Daniel - 2008

This article examines the construct of »Entrepreneurial Personality«. In business practice there is growing mutual consent about the relevance of this construct but precise definitions in literature are still missing. This article first looks at some approaches which define the general...

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The heirs of Schumpeter : an insight view of students’ entrepreneurial intentions at the Schumpeter School of Business and Economics

Ruhle, Sascha; Mühlbauer, Daniel; Grünhagen, Marc; … - 2010

business students. Furthermore we hypotheses an influence of attendance in entre-preneurship lectures, having entrepreneurs …

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Entrepreneurship in India : the question of occupational transition

Monsen, Erik; Mahagaonkar, Prashanth; Dienes, Christian - 2010

Occupational transition from salaried to self-employment is an important issue in developed economies, but is even more critical in emerging economies, as individuals' occupational choices can drive economic development. Using data on 3637 individuals from India, we examine the effect of...

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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the most entrepreneurial of them all?

Bönte, Werner; Jarosch, Monika - 2010

process, which we call individual entrepreneurial aptitude (IEA), is an important determinant of potential entrepreneurship …. IEA is also a strong and robust predictor of entrepreneurial intention and nascent entrepreneurship, where the …

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Von persönlicher Energie zur Führerschaft, von der Führerschaft zum schöpferischen Reagieren : Schumpeters Arbeit am Unternehmerbegriff

Hedtke, Ulrich - 2011

the entrepreneur. In his paper he argues that Schumpeter’s concept of entrepreneurship changed over time, illustrates the … ; entrepreneurship …

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Gender differences in competitiveness, risk tolerance, and other personality traits : do they contribute to the gender gap in entrepreneurship?

Bönte, Werner; Jarosch, Monika - 2011

In this study we empirically investigate the contribution of personality traits to the gender gap in entrepreneurship … and nascent entrepreneurship among women and men. Moreover, women’s considerably lower level of IEA contributes … significantly to the gender gap in entrepreneurship. The lower level of IEA is mainly due to women’s lower levels of competitiveness …

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Der Schumpetersche Unternehmer in der Geschichte des ökonomischen Analyse

Frambach, Hans A. - 2018

Schumpeter's book History of Economic Analysis (1954) is not only a famous and seminal contribution to the field of the history of economic thought, it also embodies Schumpeter's unique way of treating economic thought, which sometimes makes the term history of economic analysis appear as being...

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