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Starting a new Business / Entrepreneurship/ Running an existing Business successfully; are very crucial to recover from the wealth/GDP gap created by COIVD 19 Pandemic. In my Opinion Pandemic challenges or opportunities were a kind of an Impairment test of all the systems running on the Earth!! During my Doctorate Thesis writing process, I came across some interesting Survey results on Entrepreneurship which I would like to share with everyone!! In a survey done by Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2020/2021 report, covering 130 thousand people between the age of 18 to 64 across; 43 countries showed quite a few interesting survey results.
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