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Entrepreneurial leadership, capabilities and firm growth

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Organizational resourcefulness : the role of purposeful resource focus vacillation in implementing corporate entrepreneurship

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The resource-based view, resourcefulness, and resource management in startup firms : a proposed research agenda

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Technological resource leveraging and the internationalisation of new ventures

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The evolving firm : how dynamic and operating capabilities interact to enable entrepreneurship

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Technological resources and new firm growth: a comparison of start-up and adolescent ventures

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A process model of the maturation of a new dynamic capability

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Technological Resources and New Firm Growth : A Comparison of Start-Up and Adolescent Ventures

Zahra, Shaker A. - 2009

New ventures play a significant role in the U.S.economy.However, much debate still surrounds the processes and factorsthat influence new venture growth (NVG).The impact of technologicalresources on NVG has been examined in the past; however, these research studiesare not without flaws and...

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