The Enterprising Tendency of Occupational Groups

Sally P. Caird

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Vocational Education and Training Vocational and Entrepreneurial Education

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With the development of interest in the provision for enterprise education in schools, vocational colleges and higher educational institutions in the United Kingdom, a concern arose with the definition and assessment of enterprise attributes. The University Grants Council agreed to finance research at the Durham University Business School, England, into the development of measures of enterprise attributes.

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