Entrepreneurship, what it is and how to Teach it: A Collection of Working Papers Based on a Colloquium Held at Harvard Business School, July 5-8, 1983John J. Kao, Howard H. Stevenson |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Introduction to Part I An Overview | 25 |
A New Direction | 62 |
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ability academic analysis areas assets attitudes Babson Babson College behavior believe capital market changes commitment competitive concepts corporate new wave cost create creative critical culture curriculum data base debt discount rate discussion economic effects employees enterprise entrepre entrepreneurial activity entrepreneurial career entrepreneurial management entrepreneurs environment equity ethics example exercise price existing expected return experience factors faculty financial decisions firm focus free cash flow future goals graduates growth Harvard Business School identify important incentive income increases individual industry innovation interest rates investment investors issues major managerial microdata net present value Nolan Bushnell opportunity option organization organizational pattern recognition planning potential present value problems programs questions responsibility risk risky role scenario planning sense shareholders skills small business social start-ups strategy sun tan teaching uncertainty venture capital