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Howard Stevenson of Harvard Business School once argued that the essence of enterprise is the pursuit of opportunities regardless of the resources you currently control.
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Using 35 years of data from the General Social Survey, two Wharton School economists, Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers, made the case in 2009 that women's happiness appeared to be declining over time despite their advances in the work force and education.
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Howard Stevenson, a professor at Harvard Business School, says that many clusters die because their founders, or their founders' children, reinvest their fortunes elsewhere.
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