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The current, research follows this approach by exploring the role of entrepreneurship, in growth, after controlling for capital, labour and disembodied factor productivity, due to the effects of the three growth theories discussed above. Further, the results declared that the impact of DL is significant and positive in countries that have a high score of DL, but this impact is statistically negative in countries that have a low score of DL. 25 0 obj /Type /JobTicketContents Entrepreneurial activities are considered the backbone of any economy and play a significant role in helping to create jobs and grow the economy, ... D. Valliere and R. Peterson recognized that entrepreneurship influences the development of regions through the efficient use of available resources, innovative activities, as well as growing competition. Wong, Ho, and Autio (2005) have prepared an extensive literature review outlining, the theoretical linkages between entrepreneurship and economic growth, as well as, empirical evidence linking new business creation and growth.
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Policy-makers should also be aware that entrepreneurial history of, a region, and its existing infrastructure and knowledge levels, may determine the, effectiveness of a policy. The review of 102 publications reveals that the literature generally lacks research which (a) goes beyond the common measures of economic welfare, (b) examines the long-term impact of entrepreneurship and (c) focuses on emerging and developing countries. /CreationDate (D:20010516104845) Endogenous growth theory suggests that entrepreneurship is an important determinant of growth. /Rotate 0
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For example, in Egypt there are at least 77 bureaucratic procedures and, 31 different agencies, taking 5 to 14 years to establish property ownership (De, As De Soto (1989) has pointed out, in many developing countries the lack of, well-developed property rights systems has led to informal ownership and, exploitation of land and goods.
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