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    Home»2017»Entrepreneurship: from education to innovation
    2017

    Entrepreneurship: from education to innovation

    Paul MarinescuBy Paul MarinescuApril 15, 2021Updated:October 15, 2021No Comments1 Min Read

     Pages: 146-156

    Introduction. There are a lot of factors, both internal and external (social, financial, technological, political, legislative, demographic) that influence the activity of a company. Its adaptability and flexibility are decisively influenced by the entrepreneur’s education, but also by the group he leads and by the innovative spirit that exists at the organizational level. The local and global information flows provide support for the development of businesses that once seemed impossible. The entrepreneur has the capacity to take major risks, to identify opportunities and to ensure the company’s sustainability.

    Aim of the study. The paper aims at presenting some aspects regarding the current level of entrepreneurship and the way in which education and innovation influence it.

    Keywords: entrepreneurship, innovation, education, entrepreneurship factors, growth

    JEL Classification: L26

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    education entrepreneurship entrepreneurship factors growth innovation
    Paul Marinescu

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