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Papers by Juliet Ampah

Tighter competition around the globe in terms of business opportunities steadily rises. This give... more Tighter competition around the globe in terms of business opportunities steadily rises. This gives rise to growing incomes, ‘forever-growing’ technology and infinite chances for entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurial concept is not new to every culture. In this 21st century, entrepreneurship seems to be the catapult for most countries to emancipate themselves from economic downturns. However, the question of whether the increased number of educated people leads to an increased number of entrepreneurs is dissecting.
This research combined qualitative, quantitative and experiential methodologies to ascertain the impact of education on Ghanaian entrepreneurs and what extent the impact has.

DEDICATION I dedicate the project to my parents, my confidant Mr. Stephen Nartey (ECOWAS Commissi... more DEDICATION I dedicate the project to my parents, my confidant Mr. Stephen Nartey (ECOWAS Commissioner-General Administration and Conference), family and friends who supported me throughout my course, internship, and my stay in China. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First thanks goes to God almighty for his mercies throughout this journey. Through Christ Jesus, I gained strength, humility, knowledge and hands on experience that will forever remain memorable. My heartfelt gratitude to Prof. Julia Milner, Prof. Ewout Van Der Schaft, Prof. Paul Howe, and John Storm who amidst their tight schedules guided me through my internship and project work. They proofread, offered guidance, advise, networks, and gave me their time when I needed it most. The primary proofreader was Mathew Smith, An IELT qualified personnel. I am most grateful. I wish to acknowledge all extended family and friends, Ghanaians in China Association (GICA), CEOs-Mr. Daniel Ashitey, Dr. Tetteh Nettey, Mr. Mikael Fiifi Nyamekye Fante, Mr. Kunle Olutimehin for their involvement in this research work.

Tighter competition around the globe in terms of business opportunities steadily rises. This give... more Tighter competition around the globe in terms of business opportunities steadily rises. This gives rise to growing incomes, ‘forever-growing’ technology and infinite chances for entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurial concept is not new to every culture. In this 21st century, entrepreneurship seems to be the catapult for most countries to emancipate themselves from economic downturns. However, the question of whether the increased number of educated people leads to an increased number of entrepreneurs is dissecting.
This research combined qualitative, quantitative and experiential methodologies to ascertain the impact of education on Ghanaian entrepreneurs and what extent the impact has.

DEDICATION I dedicate the project to my parents, my confidant Mr. Stephen Nartey (ECOWAS Commissi... more DEDICATION I dedicate the project to my parents, my confidant Mr. Stephen Nartey (ECOWAS Commissioner-General Administration and Conference), family and friends who supported me throughout my course, internship, and my stay in China. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First thanks goes to God almighty for his mercies throughout this journey. Through Christ Jesus, I gained strength, humility, knowledge and hands on experience that will forever remain memorable. My heartfelt gratitude to Prof. Julia Milner, Prof. Ewout Van Der Schaft, Prof. Paul Howe, and John Storm who amidst their tight schedules guided me through my internship and project work. They proofread, offered guidance, advise, networks, and gave me their time when I needed it most. The primary proofreader was Mathew Smith, An IELT qualified personnel. I am most grateful. I wish to acknowledge all extended family and friends, Ghanaians in China Association (GICA), CEOs-Mr. Daniel Ashitey, Dr. Tetteh Nettey, Mr. Mikael Fiifi Nyamekye Fante, Mr. Kunle Olutimehin for their involvement in this research work.