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Business

Entrepreneurship

by Marc J. Dollinger

1999 · 604 pages

New to Prentice Hall, this upper-level Entrepreneurship text is perfect for the MBA or Executive MBA market. Brief, paperback, the text frames the theories and applications of entrepreneurship within a resource-based theory focus. The new edition is designed to be more user-friendly, with increased pedagogy, (such as the Street Stories mini-cases.)

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Entrepreneurship is a business book by Marc J. Dollinger, first published in 1999. It runs 604 pages.

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Published
1999
Length
604 pages

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GenreBusiness
AuthorMarc J. Dollinger
Published1999
Length604 pages

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Published
1999
Length
604 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780137459933
ISBN-10
0137459939
ASIN
0137459939

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