Entrepreneur and businessman a construction from the dynamics of economic thought.
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The birth of companies and other survival in a competitive market is subject to the role of entrepreneurs and businessmen. In the history of economic thought can be found contributions to the formation of a businessman and entrepreneur. This work presents the main approaches of economic thought that have contributed to the development of the concept of businessman and entrepreneur. In this regard, the concepts of economic schools are addressed from the perspective of the most important representatives, to understand the entrepreneur as agent producing benefits through resource management; additiona-lly it shows how the entrepreneur is conceived in the role of inno-vator, change agent, and oppor-tunistic to create new businesses or take advantage of business opportunities. Finally a reflection on the efforts of Latin American states has to develop the entre-preneurial mindset and business creation, in order to boost economic growth of the countries and the region in general.
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