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Incubators In Developing Countries And Their Benefit From Regional Resources A Case Study In Namibia 1st Ed 2020 Roman Liedtke

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Incubators In Developing Countries And Their Benefit From Regional Resources A Case Study In Namibia 1st Ed 2020 Roman Liedtke
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Incubators In Developing Countries And Their Benefit From Regional Resources A Case Study In Namibia 1st Ed 2020 Roman Liedtke instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden;Springer Gabler
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.02 MB
Author: Roman Liedtke
ISBN: 9783658287214, 9783658287221, 3658287217, 3658287225
Language: English
Year: 2020
Edition: 1st ed. 2020

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Incubators In Developing Countries And Their Benefit From Regional Resources A Case Study In Namibia 1st Ed 2020 Roman Liedtke by Roman Liedtke 9783658287214, 9783658287221, 3658287217, 3658287225 instant download after payment.

Roman Liedtke investigates the causes of the failure of business incubators in developing countries. Based on the insights of an incubator program in Namibia, he develops a new absorptive capacity model which enables incubators in developing countries to improve their processes in order to better benefit from external resources. Since incubators and entrepreneurs suffer from resource constraints, the existing absorptive capacity research has been expanded by focusing on external resources and the institutional environment of an incubator in developing countries. This book opens up new perspectives and valuable results in incubator research in an effort to enable incubators to improve their programs and to boost growth rate of start-ups in neglected regions.

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