Mises Daily: Tuesday, April 08, 2014 by Peter G. Klein
Author of The Capitalist
and the Entrepreneur, Peter Klein has published numerous books and articles
on entrepreneurship from an Austrian perspective. Dr. Klein, who is executive
director and Carl Menger Research fellow at the Mises Institute, was
interviewed in late 2013 by eTalk’s Niaz Uddin on the topic of
entrepreneurship:
Niaz Uddin:
Tell us about
entrepreneurship. What are the different contexts of entrepreneurship?
Peter Klein: The terms “entrepreneur,” “entrepreneurship,” and“entrepreneurial” are used in many ways, not always consistently! On the one hand, entrepreneurship is often used to mean self-employment: an entrepreneur is a person who starts or operates a small business. On the other hand, we also use the term “entrepreneurial”to refer to something broader, a mindset or way of thinking that emphasizes novelty, creativity, and initiative. Obviously one can be entrepreneurial in this sense without being a small-business owner......To Read More....
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