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Focusing on the enactment of economic opportunities, this thesis investigates why certain individuals capitalize on possibilities while others do not. It presents a theoretical model that integrates economics and psychology, highlighting the roles of information context, learning styles, and human capital. The model categorizes information contexts into demand-driven, supply-driven, and replication-driven. It is empirically tested through experiments and supported by data from the Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics, offering valuable insights for future research and practical applications.

What makes a person entrepreneurial? This book develops the building blocks of an entrepreneurial mindset to help readers to understand the entrepreneurial journey. The author takes an entrepreneurs-eye view on the world which navigates through the diverse approaches to entrepreneurship to focus on the logic through which bu