The theories presented in "Innovation and Entrepreneurship" challenge existing paradigms by emphasizing the importance of understanding the root cause of changes that naturally occur. This approach suggests that successful innovation is not just about creating something new, but about deeply understanding the problem that needs to be solved. This challenges the traditional view of entrepreneurship as simply a process of risk-taking and resource allocation. Instead, it presents entrepreneurship as a process of problem-solving and value creation.

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"Entrepreneurs, by definition, shift resources from areas of low productivity and yield to areas of higher productivity and yield. Of course, there is a risk they may not succeed. But if they are even moderately successful, the returns should be more than adequate to offset whatever risk there might be."

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Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Take the mystery out of entrepreneurship and innovation with this book. The author provides a series of case studies to demonstrate that the best inno...

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