Nascent Entrepreneurship in a longitudinal perspective - The impact of personality, environment, resources, and the founding process on the decision to start up a business: Results of the Vienna Entrepreneurship Studies - Summary

Alexander Keßler; Hermann Frank

Nascent Entrepreneurship in a longitudinal perspective - The impact of personality, environment, resources, and the founding process on the decision to start up a business: Results of the Vienna Entrepreneurship Studies - Summary

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research 2004
Editors	Zahra, S. A. et al.
Place of Publication	Wellesley
Publisher	Babson College
Pages	727
Publication status	Published - 2004

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Keßler, Alexander ; Frank, Hermann. / Nascent Entrepreneurship in a longitudinal perspective - The impact of personality, environment, resources, and the founding process on the decision to start up a business: Results of the Vienna Entrepreneurship Studies - Summary. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research 2004. editor / Zahra, S. A. et al. Wellesley : Babson College, 2004. pp. 727

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