Is entrepreneurship a path to social mobility in Latin America? This insightful exploration delves into the potential and limitations of entrepreneurship as a driver of social mobility in Latin America and the Caribbean. Edited by Eduardo Lora and Francesca Castellani, this volume examines the region's unique economic landscape, revealing the challenges and opportunities faced by entrepreneurs. From microenterprises to innovative startups, discover how access to finance, education, and social capital shape entrepreneurial success. Uncover the policy levers that can foster a more inclusive and dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystem.
- Understand the role of the middle class in driving economic growth. - Explore the impact of public policy on entrepreneurship. - Discover the importance of social capital and networks. For policymakers, academics, and anyone seeking to understand economic transformation in Latin America, this is an essential read.
