The Pursuit of Entrepreneurial Initiatives at the “Silver” Age: From the Lens of Malaysian Silver Entrepreneurs
Abstract
The growing literature in entrepreneurship suggests that the number of small businesses created and operated by silver (mature) entrepreneurs have a longer life span, and are generally more successful, than ventures managed by their younger counterparts. This is a phenomenon that the literature primarily attributes to various age-related advantages, such as the ability to accrue greater commercial experience, more personal networks and...
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Title
The Pursuit of Entrepreneurial Initiatives at the “Silver” Age: From the Lens of Malaysian Silver Entrepreneurs
Published Date
May 1, 2014
Volume
129
Pages
305 - 313
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