THE ENTREPRENEURIAL GRID: SMALL FIRMS, NEW FIRMS & PUBLIC POLICY

Soon Ang and Richard N. Cardozo
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Soon Ang: School of Accountancy and Business Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Richard N. Cardozo: Carlson Center for Entrepreneurial Studies Curtis L. Carlson School of Management University of Minnesota, USA

Journal of Enterprising Culture (JEC), 1993, vol. 01, issue 02, 233-254

Abstract: Much popular and scholarly work on entrepreneurship does not distinguish clearly small businesses from new businesses. Size and age represent independent dimensions on which a population of businesses may be described. These two dimensions may be used together to form an Entrepreneurial Grid which describes a population of businesses. The combination of age and size into the Grid facilitates analysis of the structure and dynamics of a population of businesses, and of public policies relating to small and new businesses. The Grid constitutes a framework that should prove useful as a guide to research into populations of businesses, to increase understanding of those populations and to improve our ability to formulate appropriate public policies.

Date: 1993
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