Titlebook: British Entrepreneurship in the Nineteenth Century; P. L. Payne Textbook 1988Latest edition The Economic History Society 1988 assessment.e

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The Entrepreneur: Origins and Motivation,ough subsequent enquiries [notably 73; 84; 85; 108; 164; 174; 189; 194; 226] have vastly increased our knowledge of this entrepreneurial class and its geographical, social and occupational origins, generalisation regarding the relative contributions of each distinguishable group remains hazardous. C

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The Quality of Entrepreneurial Performance,f the quality of entrepreneurial performance. Attention has mainly been directed to the closing decades of the nineteenth century, but a proper appreciation necessitates a much broader comparative view. To assert, as Aldcroft did in 1964, that ‘… entrepreneurial initiative and drive were flagging, p

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Textbook 1988Latest editionury, in the light of recent research. It examines in depth the validity of the widely accepted belief that there occurred a deterioration in the quality of British entrepreneurship during the course of the nineteenth century.

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Writing Science — Fact and Fictioncompany with transferable shares and corporate status was possible only with the consent of the State, but because there appears to have been no pressing necessity to depart from the traditional organisational framework [26: .].

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Integration with Architectures,decessors of the classical industrial revolution’ [227: .]. But is this assumption fully justified? And, furthermore, does a consideration of ‘drive and enthusiasm’ constitute an adequate basis for judgement? Surely, other criteria, such as knowledge and skill, are involved?

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The Quality of Entrepreneurial Performance,decessors of the classical industrial revolution’ [227: .]. But is this assumption fully justified? And, furthermore, does a consideration of ‘drive and enthusiasm’ constitute an adequate basis for judgement? Surely, other criteria, such as knowledge and skill, are involved?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07408-2, come to be responsible for Britain’s failure to retain its role as workshop of the world. Britain’s international economic dominance, once so obvious, had been yielded to indefatigable and enterprising American manufacturers and their ‘drummers’ (commercial travellers), and to persevering, multi-lingual, scientifically-trained Germans.