Development in youth enterprises
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AbstractBusiness enterprises run by youth can create jobs and teach the principles of free enterprise but also convey skills that can be used by employees in large companies, as well as political activists and entrepreneurs. Research is needed to test the efficacy of this approach and identify its key components.
- Cornell University United States
Vocational Education, Schools, Adolescent, Career Choice, Commerce, Entrepreneurship, Adolescent Development, Achievement, United States, Household Work, Social Facilitation, Humans, Private Sector, Program Development, Personnel Selection
Vocational Education, Schools, Adolescent, Career Choice, Commerce, Entrepreneurship, Adolescent Development, Achievement, United States, Household Work, Social Facilitation, Humans, Private Sector, Program Development, Personnel Selection
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