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27. Business Exits entail greater future levels of entrepreneurship? An empirical analysis at country level. (2012). Albiol, Judit .
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33. Productivity, sunk costs and firm exit in the French food industry. (2011). Mathieu, Claude ; blanchard, Pierre ; Huiban, Jean-Pierre.
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38. Spatial issues on firm demography: an analysis for Argentina. (2009). Calá, Carla.
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42. Entrepreneurial motives and performance: Why might better educated entrepreneurs be less successful?. (2009). Le Pape, Nicolas ; Bonnet, Jean ; Bhattacharjee, Arnab ; Renault, Regis.
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43. Encountered Problems and Outcome Status in Nascent Entrepreneurship. (2009). Thurik, Roy ; Patel, B. P. ; van Gelderen, A. M..
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45. Acquisition, Insolvency and Managers in UK Small Companies. (2008). Weeks, Melvyn ; Isachenkova, N..
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46. Which Firms Exit and Why? An Analysis of Small Firm Exits in Japan. (2007). Harada, Nobuyuki.
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