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Entrepreneurial propensity is not a characteristic distributed evenly throughout the population and the appearance of the entrepreneurial act is not assumed to be random. This study attempted to determine the origins of entrepreneurship. The research focused on sociological factors such as role models, socio-economic status, ethnic membership and education that were associated with entrepreneurship. The sample comprised 36 very successful (i.e. high revenues) female entrepreneurs. Results showed that the presence of role models and a change in family socio-economic status were important in the life histories of these entrepreneurs.
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