Government as Entrepreneur

Albert N. Link · Jamie R. Link

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Public Policy and Administration Research Economic Theory and Institutions

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This chapter introduces the concept of government as entrepreneur against a backdrop of the history of intellectual thought about who the entrepreneur is and what he/she does. Key concepts are discussed, such as market failure and government intervention into market activities. Each of the remaining chapters in the book is overviewed in detail.

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