2014
DOI: 10.12720/joams.2.4.310-315
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Entrepreneurship Education and Disciplinary Differences of University Students in Regard to Their Tendency to Become an Entrepreneur

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“…In terms of education, even some high schools have compulsory entrepreneurship courses in their curriculum. Entrepreneurship is becoming a more salient phenomenon as it has the potential to create new opportunities of employment in economies like Turkey where the rate of youth unemployment is high (Saatçi and Arıkan, 2014).…”
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“…In terms of education, even some high schools have compulsory entrepreneurship courses in their curriculum. Entrepreneurship is becoming a more salient phenomenon as it has the potential to create new opportunities of employment in economies like Turkey where the rate of youth unemployment is high (Saatçi and Arıkan, 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The internal motivation of social entrepreneurs seems to be different from the commercial entrepreneurs. Instead of profit maximization social entrepreneurs are basically concerned with solving social problems, social transformations, and creating social values for the society (Pal Singh, 2007;Saatçi and Arıkan, 2014;Saatçi, Arıkan and Çal, 2014). In this research we aimed to investigate the antecedents of this internal motivation to create organizations for ameliorating the conditions for the well-being of others, by comparing the social entrepreneurs to the ordinary commercial entrepreneurs.…”
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