Introduction

Arturo E. Osorio (), Banu Ozkazanc-Pan, Dev K. Dutta, Golshan Javadian, Vishal K. Gupta and Grace Chun Guo
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Arturo E. Osorio: Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Banu Ozkazanc-Pan: Brown University
Dev K. Dutta: Univerity of New Hampshire
Golshan Javadian: Morgan State University
Vishal K. Gupta: The University of Alabama
Grace Chun Guo: Sacred Heart University

Chapter Chapter 1 in Modern Classics in Entrepreneurship Studies, 2022, pp 1-13 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The history of entrepreneurshiphistory of entrepreneurship is as old as human civilization (Gartner and Carter,.Handbook of entrepreneurship research, Springer, 2003; Herbert and Link,.The entrepreneur, Preager, 1982). There is likely no civilization that flourished without entrepreneurs, enterprising men and women, who created new products or services, or at the very least bought at a low price to sell at a higher price in a different time or place. Indeed, entrepreneurship has been central to the functioning of human society.

Date: 2022
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