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Ulepszanie rynków gospodarczych chroni rentowność firm lub organizacji oraz społeczeństwa, w których one działają. Innowacyjna przedsiębiorczość odgrywa istotną rolę w promowaniu krajów oraz w ich rozwoju gospodarczym. Dlatego młode pokolenie powinno otrzymać odpowiednią wiedzę, pomagającą rozwijać odpowiednie kompetencje. Trzon przedsiębiorczości stanowi przedsiębiorczość akademicka, która kształtuje młodsze pokolenia i może przyczyniać się do stałego doskonalenia i transferu technologii. Może to mieć pozytywny wpływ na lokalny wzrost gospodarczy. Niniejszy artykuł analizuje znaczenie przedsiębiorczości akademickiej, dostarczając przeglądu aktualnych trendów i perspektyw na przyszłość. Należy zainicjować współpracę pomiędzy nauczycielami, różnymi podmiotami gospodarczymi, zainteresowanymi stronami i organizacjami społeczności lokalnej, która będzie miała strategiczne znaczenie dla rozwoju gospodarczego. Uniwersytet musi się zmienić, aby poradzić sobie ze zmianami w społeczeństwie i przyczynić się do rozwoju firm zorientowanych na technologię, mających znaczenie w kształtowaniu lokalnego, krajowego i międzynarodowego wzrostu gospodarczego.
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