Mitigating Risk of Failure by Expanding Family Entrepreneurship and Learning from International Franchising Experiences of Johnny Rockets: A Case Study in Pakistan
It is generally believed worldwide and backed by research too that startups face a high risk of failure and eight to nine out of ten ideas may not work (Hisrich, Peters, & Shepherd, 2009). However, many experts claim that the situation can turn vice versa for family entrepreneurship (or creative...
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Main Authors: | Jawaid Ahmed Qureshi (Author), Muhammad Shahid Qureshi (Author), Muhammad Asif Qureshi (Author) |
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