Educating for Entrepreneurship
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34767/PP.2015.01.29Keywords:
education, ethics, entrepreneurship, curriculum, family educationAbstract
How can we best help younger people become entrepreneurial – either to prepare them for creating their own businesses, or for being entrepreneurial within existing firms, or for living their lives entrepreneurially?
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