Lecture

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of entrepreneurship as the process of creating something new, assuming risks and rewards. It covers key elements, factors influencing start-up activity, and the impact of new firms at individual, industry, and society levels. The lecture also explores the role of entrepreneurship in tackling societal challenges, the success of start-ups, and the disruptive opportunities in the entrepreneurial landscape.

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