Entrepreneurship is a subject of great interest, a process in which more and more people want to take part. The main character of entrepreneurial process is the entrepreneur. He is motivated by various factors and, with certain abilities, competences, attitudes and skills he can develop a sustainable business. In this study, the author aims to develop a profile of technological entrepreneur, st...

Ever increasing ecological treats and unlimited, accelerated economic growth shall be evaluated in interaction with each other. In real estate industry investment environment unable to ensure sustainability without conformity of other economic sectors with the criteria of sustainable development. In practice entrepreneurs devoting insufficient attention to the outcome of a construction process,...

This paper explains why seemingly irrational overconŽdent behavior can persist. Information aggregation is poor in groups in which most individuals herd. By ignoring the herd, the actions of overconŽdent individuals (“entrepreneurs”) convey their private information. However, entrepreneurs make mistakes and thus die more frequently. The socially optimal proportion of entrepreneurs trades off th...

In the 1990s, scientists, social advocates, policy makers, and entrepreneurs debated the promises and perils of emerging digital technologies that could bring about enormous and wide-reaching changes in society. One set of debates revolved around the Internet while the other focused on genomics. Both framed the contours of the technological and social shifts in terms of the digital divide [1]. ...

Much like the popular myth that a bumblebee’s flight is aerodynamically impossible, experts often suggest that innovative entrepreneurship is economically impossible. Entrepreneurs must be irrationally optimistic because there are few economic returns to innovative entry. Entrepreneurs cannot innovate effectively because incumbent firms have better complementary assets. Entrepreneurs cannot pos...

2 0 0 7 • Vo l I I I s sue IV echnological innovation often stimulates economic growth by creating new products, improving efficiency, and opening doors to new markets. Yet many rural communities believe these advantages are off limits to them—because their towns are either too small or too remote for their entrepreneurs to create technological innovations. In reality, though, the advantages of...

Technological analyses show that large potentials for energy conservation exist at the sectoral level. Moreover, a great part of these potentials seems economically attractive, but are not undertaken by industry. This paper provides a theoretical framework in which the energy conservation decision on the firm level plays a central role. It is argued that from an entrepreneurs point of view many...