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Arguing that the entrepreneurial process is ameans of reducing value anomalies that exist among stakeholders in his 2000work, S. Venkataraman offers a primarily normative defense of entrepreneurshipas a stakeholder equilibrating process.His normative defense fails torecognize that the...

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