Expanding the networks of disadvantaged entrepreneurs

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Drakopoulou Dodd, S. and Keles, J. 2015. Expanding the networks of disadvantaged entrepreneurs. OECD.
TitleExpanding the networks of disadvantaged entrepreneurs
AuthorsDrakopoulou Dodd, S. and Keles, J.
Abstract

Social networks impact profoundly on the early-stage entrepreneurial process, from the acquisition of motivation, through opportunity perception, idea validation, the identification of resources, negotiations to get into business, and the subsequent birth and survival of the firm.

Sustainable Development Goals11 Sustainable cities and communities
Publisher or commissioning bodyOECD
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Deposited20 May 2022
Completed05 Jun 2015
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A background paper for the OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development

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