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Entrepreneurial action and the rules of the game: An editorial to introduce the Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy
Noel D. CampbellThe purpose of this editorial is to introduce the Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy (JEPP).
Peeling the onion: public policy in entrepreneurship education
Jeffrey R. Cornwall, William J. DennisThis paper aims to examine some basic pathways to bring issues of public policy into entrepreneurship classes.
Trade openness and cultural creative destruction
Christopher J. Coyne, Claudia R. WilliamsonThis paper seeks to analyze empirically the net effect of trade openness on “economic culture”, measured by indicators of trust, respect, level of self‐determination, and…
State‐funded angel investor tax credits: Implementation and perceived effectiveness in a sample of states within the United States
John R. Hendon, Joseph R. Bell, Brittany Blair, Don K. MartinOver the past decade more than 20 states have begun to offer tax credits to angel investors in an attempt to increase state economic growth. These credits are intended to increase…
Counseling assistance, entrepreneurship education, and new venture performance
James J. Chrisman, W.E. McMullan, J. Kirk Ring, Daniel T. HoltThe purpose of this paper is to apply the theory of guided preparation to investigate the relative impact of outside counseling assistance and entrepreneurship courses on new…
The brewer, the baker, and the monopoly maker
Diana W. Thomas, Peter T. LeesonThis paper seeks to examine how productive entrepreneurial activities, such as innovation, influence unproductive entrepreneurial activities, such as regulatory rent seeking.
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