A literature review of the effective model using ToS

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https://doi.org/10.17981/econcuc.42.2.2021.Org.8

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Effective model, Entrepreneurship, Effectiveness, Causality, Tree of science

Abstract

Entrepreneurship worldwide has been a source of inspiration for those who have made the decision to develop and run a business while assuming multiple risks. This has led to the implementation of the effective model, as a business experience logic that beginning entrepreneurs can use in the initial stage characterized by uncertainty. The main objective is to introduce readers to the main elements of this theory, in the current scientific dialogues and the debates that have been generated around the subject. This article is based on previous research carried out in the different social sciences to propose a chronological and theoretical vision of the subject, based on a retrospective in which previous studies that allow better decision-making by the entrepreneur are examined, based on an analysis of 297 research articles using the Tree of Science as a tool. The results showed that there is a science to entrepreneurship, a common logic that has been observed in savvy entrepreneurs called the effective model, that promises a method to follow to address problems, while growing businesses.




 

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Author Biographies

Jersson Casasbuenas Garzón, Servicio Nacional De Aprendizaje – SENA / Universidad Nacional de Colombia

He is a Higher Normalist from the Escuela Normal Superior de Nocaima, Business Administrator from the Universidad EAN and a Master's in Education from the Universidad Pedagógica Nacional.

Laura Patricia Giraldo Vélez, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

He is a Business Economist, Specialist in Management Development and a Master in Business Administration from the Universidad Autónoma de Manizales.

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2021-05-25

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Casasbuenas Garzón, J., & Giraldo Vélez, L. P. (2021). A literature review of the effective model using ToS. ECONÓMICAS CUC, 42(2), 145–160. https://doi.org/10.17981/econcuc.42.2.2021.Org.8

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