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Innovative entrepreneurship in the UK
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January 2007
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While the UK has been successful at increasing the number of businesses, it is apparent that some entrepreneurs are more innovative than others.
It is these innovative entrepreneurs who are more likely to seek growth, create the majority of jobs and wealth, and therefore contribute to closing the UK's productivity gap.
The UK should therefore develop a policy framework that supports these entrepreneurs. However, with limited information available about them, more evidence is needed to identify their characteristics and the barriers that they face.
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