Educación en emprendimiento. Revisión de la literatura económica
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Are entrepreneurs made or born? As an attempt to answer this question we sought those common features that could identify those potential entrepreneurs. On one side we had the common skills, attitudes or characteristics that all of those who wanted to undertake projects had and on the other side, we identified the tools or skills that these entrepre-neurs claimed during the entrepreneurial training. To answer the question of our research, we have taken as reference the arguments of important economists of the past as Smith, Mill, Say, Marshall… We will analyse the aid provided to start-ups through the main lines of economic thought. We will revise the literature related to this matter.Downloads
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