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5.0 The African Entrepreneur Social Status/Relations: Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship in Africa
Studies show that entrepreneurs enjoy higher social status and wider social relationships in their respective communities than non-entrepreneurs do.

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15.0 What Needs to be Done - Producing Better Research: Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship in Africa
Most researchers and policy makers have tended to use the information summarized in Table I in an isolated way. Researchers have concentrated either on the entrepreneur (e.g., Frese, 2000), the entrepreneurial firm (Jorgensen, et al., 1986), or the external environment (Buame, 1996). Rarely have they taken a holistic approach to study the combined and interactive effects of the three factors on entrepreneurial success or failure across time and space.
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