Business topographies. A spatiotemporal analysis of 150 years of Indian business

Vaz, Eric; Noronha, Teresa de; Shafizadeh, H.; Kumar, S.; Nijkamp, Peter

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One of the most growing entrepreneurial landscapes has been without a doubt in the last decade India. India, with a total population of almost 1.2 billion inhabitants, is a land of immense business opportunity within a highly competitive market. Before the eighties however, India was mainly a rural country, with a large contrast of the nexus between city and periphery. With the emergence of young generation of entrepreneurs, the economy has been growing at a rate of 8-10% for the last 20 years.

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Vaz, E., Noronha, T., Shafizadeh, H., Kumar, S., Nijkamp, P. (20__) “Business Topographies: A Spatiotemporal Analysis of 150 years of Indian Business”, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business