The start-up process is an important source for learning opportunities. The present study investigates different types of entrepreneurial learning in the start-up process. Combining contributions from psychology, sociology, organisational and entrepreneurship literature, an appropriate conceptual framework emerges, in which different types of entrepreneurial learning are distinguished. Based on this framework, and using panel data on start-up entrepreneurs, we empirically rediscovered this typology of entrepreneurial learning for The Netherlands. In addition, the identified types are analysed further to explore additional characteristics.
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Paper provided by EIM Business and Policy Research in its series Scales Research Reports with number
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