Place of entrepreneurship in the structure of management sciences
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Does entrepreneurship can be an independent scientific discipline? According to the author, the teaching of entrepreneurship should be treated as a sub-discipline of management science. The article discusses the methodological problems, which on the one hand do not allow to differentiate of entrepreneurship as an independent discipline in economic sciences, on the other – the convergence of the scope of problem and function of both fields. The result of the analysis is the author’s proposal to include entrepreneurship in management science.
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