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Entrepreneurial Attitudes in Firms’ Credit Access

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  • Mehmet Civelek
  • Andrea Folvarčná
  • Ivan Brezina
  • Zuzana Veselá
  • Zdeněk Mikoláš

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  • Mehmet Civelek & Andrea Folvarčná & Ivan Brezina & Zuzana Veselá & Zdeněk Mikoláš, 2023. "Entrepreneurial Attitudes in Firms’ Credit Access," Contemporary Economics, Vizja University, vol. 17(4), December.
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