Przedsiębiorczość seniorów jako komponent przedsiębiorczości inkluzywnej: wstępna synteza
Abstract
Celem artykułu jest omówienie przedsiębiorczości seniorów jako domeny badawczej, uporządkowanie terminologiczne związane z tą domeną, a także ukazanie głównych wyników badan prowadzonych w tym zakresie. Przedsiębiorczość seniorów staje się jednym z ważniejszych obszarów badań w krajach rozwiniętych, zwłaszcza w obliczu starzenia się społeczeństw tych krajów. Prowadzone badania w zakresie przedsiębiorczości seniorów zajmują się osobami w wieku 50+. Dotychczasowe badania wykazały, że osoby starsze są znacznie mniej skłonne do podejmowania działalności gospodarczej, niż osoby młodsze. Artykuł jest bardzo wstępnym i syntetycznym ujęciem analizowanego problemu.References
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