Rutgers Business School Chapter 5 - Growth, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship PDF
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This document is a chapter from an introduction to management course at Rutgers Business School, specifically covering growth, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The chapter includes learning goals and drivers of economic value, as well as exploring methods for creating growth and innovation.
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Introduction to Management 33:620:301 Chapter 5 Growth, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Professor Hamilton Summary y Part...
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