180521 Global Trends in Entrepreneurship in a Shrinking Planet
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The document discusses entrepreneurial trends in a shrinking world driven by increasing interconnectivity. Key trends include the rise of millennials and women entrepreneurs, disruptive technologies like AI and IOT, faster data and communications, the collaborative sharing economy exemplified by companies like Airbnb and Uber, and accessible global markets. Entrepreneurship is becoming more intercultural and collaborative as seen through platforms like Wikipedia and Duolingo. Governments are also becoming more supportive of entrepreneurship and international business.
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