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Can Entrepreneurship be brought from the 20th to the 21st century! A focus on Entrepreneurship Education through the FoSentHE 5e5 approach

A substantial role for entrepreneurship in the economic development of any country is bound to initiate change in both the structure of business and society. There has been a steady growth in entrepreneurial activity in Europe in recent decades, though as yet not extensive enough. These include corporate, social, techno- and individual entrepreneurship, among others. One of the crucial factors in this process is shaping the entrepreneurial mindset of young people to contribute to an increased number of innovative start ups, especially SME’s which are the core of a modern economy. The relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth has been the subject of much research. The empirical results demonstrate a strong positive correlation between entrepreneurial activities and economic growth in highly developed economies (Karlson, Fris, and Paulson, 2005 ; Thurik, 2009). Since such positive correlation has been proven, entrepreneurship represents a special field for policy makers to implement into education systems. More entrepreneurs in a country/region means more possibilities for economic growth.

entrepreneurship, education

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