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Discuss three major ways in which managerial and entrepreneurial decision making differs.
Eight areas of difference students can choose from:
1.strategic orientation
2.commitment to opportunity
3.commitment of resources
4.control of resources
5.management structure
6.reward philosophy
7.growth orientation
8.entrepreneurial culture
Basic differences in each dimension:
Discuss three major ways in which managerial and entrepreneurial decision making differs. Eight areas of difference students can choose from: 1.strategic orientation 2.commitment to opportunity 3.commitment of resources 4.control of resources 5.management structure 6.reward philosophy 7.growth orientation 8.entrepreneurial culture Basic differences in each dimension:    Source:This table is taken from T.Brown,P.Davidsson,and J.Wiklund, An Operationalization of Stevenson's Conceptualization of Entrepreneurship as Opportunity-Based Firm Behavior,  Strategic Management Journal 22 (2001). Source:This table is taken from T.Brown,P.Davidsson,and J.Wiklund,"An Operationalization of Stevenson's Conceptualization of Entrepreneurship as Opportunity-Based Firm Behavior," Strategic Management Journal 22 (2001).

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Acknowledge the impact of cognitive biases and heuristics on perception and choice.
Differentiate between algorithms and heuristics and their use in cognitive processes.

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