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What are the most useful things that academics who study entrepreneurship have learned?

I see a lot of startup advice combing from founders who've walked the walk, accelerators like YCombinator, and platforms like Indie Hackers. However, I also know that there are academics who study entrepreneurship.

Maybe I'm just not hanging out in the right corners of the internet, but I rarely see things coming from them. Two questions: 1) What are the important things they have learned? 2) What are some good resources for learning more about their findings?

on March 24, 2023
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