The Study of Significance of Formal Education in Promoting Entrepreneurial Spirit
Keywords:
Entrepreneurs, spirit, formal, formal education, business, momentum, economy, financial
Abstract
Entrepreneurs usually have leadership skills, drive, creativity and an extreme desire to succeed in their own business. These individuals are also risk takers. People who do not possess at least some of these traits may not have what it takes to become an entrepreneur. However, without the proper formal education, all the talent in the world may not be enough. There are certain courses that individuals should take to learn how to run their own business. Moreover, there are MBA (Master of Business Administration) degrees that are specifically designed for the aspiring entrepreneur. According to Karam Lakshman, program
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Published
2022-09-17
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Agarwal , D. M. (2022). The Study of Significance of Formal Education in Promoting Entrepreneurial Spirit. Central Asian Journal of Innovations on Tourism Management and Finance, 3(9), 32-39. Retrieved from https://cajitmf.centralasianstudies.org/index.php/CAJITMF/article/view/302
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