Competition opens the door for New-Age entrepreneurs.(includes related article on management expert Peter Drucker's definition of entrepreneurship): An article from: Business Perspectives

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From the supplier: Entrepreneurs are unquestionably important to economic growth. Statistics indicate that new and small companies have contributed 95% of all radical innovations and roughly 50% of all innovations since World War I. Entrepreneurs have bridged the gap from science to the consumer market with innumerable, useful products. Even if less than 50% of all new businesses survive more than four years, the creation of value and addition of it to the distribution chain has been remarkably critical to economic expansion.

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Title: Competition opens the door for New-Age entrepreneurs.(includes related article on management expert Peter Drucker's definition of entrepreneurship)
Author: John E. Gnuschke
Publication:Business Perspectives (Refereed)
Date: July 1, 1997
Publisher: University of Memphis
Volume: 10 Issue: 1 Page: 2(5)

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