This interview was conducted by Javier Toro.
Magnus Henrekson is Director of the Research Institute of Industrial Economics. He is a coauthor of The Entrepreneurial Society: A Reform Strategy for the European Union.
The entrepreneurial inclination is something that is part of the human character. Of course, some people are more natural entrepreneurs than others, but the entrepreneurial spirit is in all of us. Whether entrepreneurship is productive depends on whether you create value not only for yourself but also for society. Say, [...]
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Thank you Juanvi for your reference, it's importantTranslation:
MPérez (unimet)Translation:
For Schumpeter the key to the development of a country is the entrepreneur, in reality he referred to the entrepreneur, defined as the economic agent that introduces an innovation. This author clearly differentiates the undertaking/entrepreneur from other roles as capitalist, production manager, manager, financier.Translation:
Interesting article in which it is evident that not every undertaking is constructive. Important concept in contrast to the mytified use of the concept of entrepreneurship. I miss the reference to Will Baumol that in his 1990 article: "Entrepreneurship: Productive, Unproductive, and Destructive" pioneered this idea.
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