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by Daniel Priestley
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This chapter explores the shift from traditional employment to entrepreneurial ventures, highlighting the increasing opportunities for individuals to start their own businesses.
The chapter sets the stage for understanding the broader economic and social changes that favor entrepreneurship.
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