Opportunity Identification and Entrepreneurial Behavior

John E. Butler

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Scholars of entrepreneurship provide a comprehensive view of opportunity identification, offer a number of theoretical extensions and developments, explore some new empirical territory, and suggest future research. Their topics include the enterprise-serving bias, behavior by different types of entrepreneurs, and how knowledge affects opportunity discovery and exploitation among new ventures in dynamic markets.

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