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Introduction to Entrepreneurship: Launching New Ventures

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This lecture introduces the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the creation of value through resource integration. Topics include the essence of entrepreneurship, identifying business opportunities, entrepreneurial marketing, raising and managing funds, and profiting from innovation.

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