Dieter Bögenhold
University of Bremen
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MPRA Paper | 2010
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
The discussion on entrepreneurship often treats entrepreneurs as agents of ideas of economic change and growth. Entrepreneurs are considered to serve as potential multipliers delivering individual and social wealth and prosperity. In that context entrepreneurship has been treated as a rather homogenous category, internal differences were not in the focus of academic talk. In public policy discourse entrepreneurship and the labour market category of self-employment are often used interchangeably. Images and interpretation of self-employment are mostly based on comparison of self-employment with other categories of wage or salary dependent labour market groups. This way self-employed people prove to become an averaged one-type figure. The proposed paper wants to highlight the other side of economic and social reality: the heterogeneity of self-employment. Referring to empirical data for the case of Germany the argumentation intends to illuminate different levels of social and economic integration of self-employed people. Working parameters and firm sizes, economic sectors of activity, income patterns, working hours and biographies have diversified and became increasingly heterogeneous so that further discussion is ultimately provoked: Which entrepreneurship are we talking about when talking entrepreneurship? Where are links between different fractions of the category of self-employment compared to each other and to other socio-economic groups? The contribution must be regarded as a theoretical and empirical task to connect entrepreneurship with debate on innovation, culture and finance.
Archive | 2007
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
Die Gesellschaften, in denen wir heute leben, werden in den letzten zwei oder drei Jahrzehnten immer haufiger auch als Konsumgesellschaften bezeichnet. Damit druckt sich die Zentralitat von Konsum aus: Wir produzieren, um zu konsumieren. Wird die Rolle des Konsumenten verweigert, ergeben sich Schwierigkeiten fur den volkswirtschaftlichen Zyklus von Herstellung und Verbrauch. Forschungen uber Konsum und uber die Art unterschiedlicher Konsummuster in einer Gesellschaft als auch in verschiedenen Gesellschaften geben wichtige Informationen zum tieferen Verstehen der Sozial- und Wirtschaftsstruktur.
MPRA Paper | 2007
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
MPRA Paper | 2004
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
MPRA Paper | 2000
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
Archive | 2017
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
Archive | 2011
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
2/2005 | 2005
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
MPRA Paper | 2013
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger
Archive | 2012
Dieter Bögenhold; Uwe Fachinger