Entrepreneurship: The Engine of Growth

Leticia Camacho

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Economic Growth and Productivity Firm Innovation and Growth

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Existing literature demonstrates that there is a close link between entrepreneurship and economic growth, primarily because new businesses contribute to employment creation. According to U.S. Censu...

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