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Comment: Its always been CELL – Capital, Entrepreneurship, Land and Labour!
Definitely, Knowledge was always in the mix but not conspicuously spelt out. Because to get capital to fund production, you need knowledge. You need labourers with knowledge (technical know-how) too. You need knowledge for the best location (land) to situate your products, business etc. And you need knowledge for risk taking, for prudential distribution of finance, management, hiring the right people (all these and more are the Entrepreneurial touchpoints). It would be nice to see the direction this new professorial thought will lead. Keep making us proud sir!
My Response: Yes indeed, it is now “conspicuously spelt out” because it is the foundation of all the factors.
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