...Kjersti Kjos Longva; Øivind Strand; Mark Pasquine Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the impact of entrepreneurship education (EE) in the form of a business planning course on students' career intentions and preferences. While there is extensive research in which traditional survey...

... et al., 2003). Furthermore, family firms have particular priorities and structures that often reflect the lifestyle that the family wants to follow, rather than rational business principles. Other crucial training areas, such as the creation of business plans and strategic development have been...

...Ronald G. Cook; Paul Belliveau; Mark E. Sandberg This study examined the output quality of a US microenterprise training program created to help entrepreneurs develop business plans for their ventures. The program concludes with the entrepreneurs' plans being scored by a panel of experts...

...John H. Kelmar The business plan is shown to be a useful approach to teaching the application of theoretical concepts to a student population who must confront the realities of the business world upon graduation. This concept takes the latent entrepreneur through the rigours of a real‐life exercise...