Match List - I with List - II. List - I (Name of Theories of Entrepreneurship)List - II (Proponder) (A)…
Matching classic sociological and management theories of entrepreneurship with their propounders: the Theory of Opportunities and Systematic Innovation (A) was propounded by…
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Match List - I with List - II.
| List - I (Name of Theories of Entrepreneurship) | List - II (Proponder) |
|---|---|
| (A) Theory of Opportunities and Innovation. | (I) Frank W. Young |
| (B) Theory of Charge. | (II) Peter F. Drucker |
| (C) Theory of Religious Beliefs. | (III) John H. Kunkel |
| (D) Theory of Entrepreneurship Supply. | (IV) Max Weber |
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Matching classic sociological and management theories of entrepreneurship with their propounders: the Theory of Opportunities and Systematic Innovation (A) was propounded by Peter F. Drucker (II); the Theory of Reactive Subgroups / Change (B) was advanced by Frank W. Young (I); the Theory of Religious Beliefs / Protestant Ethic (C) was formulated by Max Weber (IV); and the Behavioural Theory of Entrepreneurial Supply (D) was developed by John H. Kunkel (III). Thus, (A)-(II), (B)-(I), (C)-(IV), (D)-(III) is correct.
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