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2017 State of Latino Entrepreneurship

Marlene Orozco, Paul Oyer, Jerry I. Porras
Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative. February
2018
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8 Facts About Latino-owned Businesses

Natassia Rodriguez Ott
Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative. August
2017
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Attracting Early Stage Investors: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment

Shai Bernstein, Arthur Korteweg, Kevin Laws
Journal of Finance. April
2017, Vol. 72, Issue 2, Pages 509-538
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Dynamic Policymaking with Decay

Steven Callander, Gregory Martin
American Journal of Political Science. January
2017, Vol. 61, Issue 1, Pages 50-67
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State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2016

Douglas Rivers, Jerry I. Porras, Natassia Rodriguez Ott, Phil Pompa
Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative. December
2016
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The Problem with Legacy Ecosystems

Robert E. Siegel, Aaron Levie, Maxwell Wessel
Harvard Business Review. Harvard University: November
2016, Pages 68-74
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Serial Entrepreneurship: Learning by Doing?

Kathryn Shaw, Francine Lafontaine
Journal of Labor Economics. February
11, 2016, Vol. 34, Issue S2, Pages S217-S254
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State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2015

Douglas Rivers, Jerry I. Porras, Remy Arteaga, Tiq Chapa, Jessica Salinas
Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative.
2015
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Impact Review: Sustaining a Good Idea Without a Standalone Business Model

Stefanos Zenios, Lyn Denend, Julie Manriquez
Global Health Innovation Insights.
2012
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LifeStraw Carbon for Water: Sustainable Funding for a Public Health Intervention

Stefanos Zenios, Lyn Denend, Stacey McCutcheon
Global Health Innovation Insights.
2012

Entrepreneurship Insights by Stanford Business

September 7, 2018
Written

What’s the Value of Labor When It’s a Labor of Love?

Artisans who find meaning in their masterpieces are more likely to charge less to connoisseurs.
A group of women selling jewelry and handicrafts at the walls of the Jaisalmer fort in Rajasthan India. Credit: iStock/Aluxum
June 26, 2018
Written

Giving Credit to the Underserved

Marla Blow knew her nascent credit card company would face an uphill climb. She did it anyway.
Marla Blow | Photo by Jared Soares
June 21, 2018
Written

Sara Blakely: Start Small, Think Big, Scale Fast

The CEO of Spanx explains how her hyper-observant focus led to overhauling the undergarments industry.
Sarah Blakely speaking at View From The Top. Credit: Kiefer Hickman

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