Keywords: Microcredit, economic impact, social impact, Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia, microentrepreneurs.
Article no: 40
Pages 329-338
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Keywords: Corruption, developing countries, entrepreneurship, GMM.
Article no: 6
Pages 61-72
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Keywords: Entrepreneurial Education Intention, Questionnaire Validation
Article no: 71
Pages 742-754
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Keywords: Entrepreneurial Leadership Capability, Higher Education, Indonesia, Strategic Agility, Sustainable Competitive Advantage
Article no: 52
Pages 604-618
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Keywords: Small and medium business; entrepreneurship; state; e-commerce.
Article no: 14
Pages 112-119
Keywords: Entrepreneurs, life cycle, countries, stages of entrepreneurial activity
Article no: 15
Pages 112-120
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Keywords: Entrepreneurial climate, small business, sustainable development model.
Article no: 16
Pages 142-152
Keywords: Agro-ecological products, entrepreneurship, associations, fair trade
Article no: 36
Pages 404-417
Keywords: Community involvement, tourism entrepreneurship, socio economic impacts.
Article no: 34
Pages 272-280
Keywords: Entrepreneurial activity, conditions of entrepreneurial activity, need-motivational mechanism
Article no: 97
Pages 846-851
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