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Business Groups in Argentina during the Export-Led Growth Period (1870–1914)d relevance of this kind of organizational pattern since the beginning of the nineteenth century (Colpan and Hikino, 2010, p. 47). Many examples of business groups can be found during the first global economy, in different geographic settings, from Japanese zaibatsu and Indian business groups to Lat

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Some Empirical Aspects of Entrepreneurship in Twentieth-Century Spaintion, the form, and the use of goods, resources, or institutions’ (1989, p. 47), and identified three traditions in the entrepreneurship literature: the German Tradition (von Thünen, Schumpeter), the Chicago Tradition (Knight, Schultz), and the Austrian Tradition (von Mises, Kirzner, Shackle). The f

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An Approach to Entrepreneurial Success and Its Determinants: The Case of Spaincially, the quality of entrepreneurs. This means that if a country wants to improve economic development one of its priorities should be the promotion of entrepreneurship. To do this, the first step is to define the factors that determine it and to understand how they operate. But this is not so eas

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Introductionepreneur be distinguished clearly from the other agents of production’. In classical and neo-classical economics, growth was explained chiefly by the increases of population and of physical inputs. Technical progress was assumed to be a lever for growth, but its evolution was attributed mainly to ex

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