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According to Bruyat & Julien (2000), what is one of the diverging views on the entrepreneur in the field of entrepreneurship?
According to Bruyat & Julien (2000), what is one of the diverging views on the entrepreneur in the field of entrepreneurship?
How does Schumpeter's view of the entrepreneur differ from Targot & Say's?
How does Schumpeter's view of the entrepreneur differ from Targot & Say's?
What is a key idea shared by researchers in the field of entrepreneurship, according to the text?
What is a key idea shared by researchers in the field of entrepreneurship, according to the text?
What is the primary project of entrepreneurship researchers, as stated in the text?
What is the primary project of entrepreneurship researchers, as stated in the text?
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When can someone be called an entrepreneur?
When can someone be called an entrepreneur?
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Study Notes
Understanding Entrepreneurship and New Value Creation
- Two diverging views on the entrepreneur in entrepreneurship: creation and development of new businesses (Targot & Say) and innovating and changing the economy (Cantillon & Schumpeter)
- Schumpeter's functionalist view: entrepreneurs reform or revolutionize the productive system and are only considered entrepreneurs while performing that function
- Key shared ideas in entrepreneurship research: the individual's importance in creating new value, the non-mechanical nature of individuals, and the role of environmental resources in increasing the number of entrepreneurs in a region
- The project of entrepreneurship researchers: understanding or predicting the phenomenon of new value creation by individuals, and understanding or predicting their success, failure, or performance
- The entrepreneur is responsible for the process of creating new value, initially as a single individual
- Someone who hasn't created new value yet cannot be called an entrepreneur
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Test your knowledge on New Venture Creation with this quiz summarizing Bruyat and Julien's (2000) diverging views on entrepreneurship. Explore the definitions of an entrepreneur as either a business creator or an economy-changing innovator. Ideal for students preparing for NVC finals.