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Entrepreneurship Policy and its Impact on the Cultural Legitimacy The Case of Chile José Ernesto Amorós GEM Annual Meeting, February 2015.

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1 Entrepreneurship Policy and its Impact on the Cultural Legitimacy The Case of Chile José Ernesto Amorós GEM Annual Meeting, February 2015

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3 Evolution of variables associated with internal legitimacy of entrepreneurship. Year of survey New business good career (% of individuals that answer YES) New business leads to status (% of individuals that answer YES) Lots of media coverage of new business (% of individuals that answer YES) 200870.7%69.5%71.2% 200972.7%70.6%70.4% 201097.7%94.5%94.1% 201198.8%96.7%98.1% 201298.0%95.3%97.9% 201397.8%95.4%97.8% Source: Adult Population Survey, GEM Chile.

4 Evolution of Internal and External Legitimacy of Entrepreneurship in Chile (Media Count)

5 Evolution in experts´ evaluation of governmental policies and governmental programs on innovation and entrepreneurship

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