AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLD

The following article points to the growing number of entrepreneurs approaching retirement age, both in European countries including Poland, and the USA. This increase resulted both from an increasing number of people in this age group, which set up their companies, as well as with the growing numb...

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Main Author: Julita Wasilczuk
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Gdańsk University of Technology 2014-01-01
Series:Research on Enterprise in Modern Economy Theory and Practice
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Online Access:https://journal.mostwiedzy.pl/reme/article/view/1391
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description The following article points to the growing number of entrepreneurs approaching retirement age, both in European countries including Poland, and the USA. This increase resulted both from an increasing number of people in this age group, which set up their companies, as well as with the growing number of people who for many years leading their companies do not intend to retire. Studies conducted in Pomerania showed that entrepreneurs aged 55 or more appreciate stability, and comparing with younger entrepreneurs are less willing to expand, and consequently do not seek external financing sources as often as other entrepreneurs.  
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spelling doaj.art-e122c8a8ed8e43f89af621d887337fd62022-12-22T00:01:19ZengGdańsk University of TechnologyResearch on Enterprise in Modern Economy Theory and Practice2084-64952014-01-0118AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLDJulita Wasilczuk0Gdańsk University of Technology, Faculty of Management and Economics The following article points to the growing number of entrepreneurs approaching retirement age, both in European countries including Poland, and the USA. This increase resulted both from an increasing number of people in this age group, which set up their companies, as well as with the growing number of people who for many years leading their companies do not intend to retire. Studies conducted in Pomerania showed that entrepreneurs aged 55 or more appreciate stability, and comparing with younger entrepreneurs are less willing to expand, and consequently do not seek external financing sources as often as other entrepreneurs.   https://journal.mostwiedzy.pl/reme/article/view/1391entrepreneurship of older peopleseniors entrepreneurial behavior
spellingShingle Julita Wasilczuk
AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLD
Research on Enterprise in Modern Economy Theory and Practice
entrepreneurship of older people
seniors entrepreneurial behavior
title AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLD
title_full AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLD
title_fullStr AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLD
title_full_unstemmed AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLD
title_short AGED ENTREPRENEUR IN POLAND AND THE WORLD
title_sort aged entrepreneur in poland and the world
topic entrepreneurship of older people
seniors entrepreneurial behavior
url https://journal.mostwiedzy.pl/reme/article/view/1391
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