In today’s challenging economic environment, the entrepreneurial skills of Europeans have never been more important. A new study on entrepreneurship identifies significant barriers that must be overcome if the entrepreneurial culture in Europe as a whole is to be strengthened.
Content: Article
Author: Philip Cullum
Source: Accenture
Subjects: Entrepreneurship, International – Europe
Author: Philip Cullum
Source: Accenture
Subjects: Entrepreneurship, International – Europe
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Very cool