PBPL 53 Entrepreneurship and Public Policy Workshop

The course will study entrepreneurship as both a strategic logic and a social fact. Students will simulate the business planning process in teams; and, as a class, they will consider public policy from the perspective of entrepreneurs—that is, consider why officials must understand the strategic questions aspiring entrepreneurs ask if government is to propose investment, standards, and regulations that encourage business development. Students will also benefit from a weekly lecture by a guest speaker.

Cross Listed Courses

GOVT 20.11

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Dist:SOC

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