Innovation based start-up culture: Problems of interests

Abstract

Innovative start-up, during recent decades, has become trends causing strong impacts to economic growth of the world in general and the one of many nations in particular. Since 1980s, studies by Peter Drucker (2011) on start-up entrepreneurship and innovation made highly exhaustive remarks on original potentials holding the growth rate of the US during 1970-1980 period which gets closely bound to start-up efforts.
During recent years, the success of innovative start-up models from some counties such as Israel, Finland and others has raised the question “Why some countries push up successfully good start-up while someothers do not?” As shown in studies by the team of authors Dan Senor and Saul Singer (2009) on Israel’s model as start-up nation, the cultural aspects were dealt numerously in efforts to push up start-up in this country. Following this approach some studies were focused on innovation based start-up culture as important component in efforts to push up start-up of some countries. So, how the innovation based start-up culture gets identified? This paper provides some initial understandings for clarification of this question.

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