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More Means, Less Action: Causal Monodexterity in Engineering Education
As engineering students accumulate technical knowledge, networks, and validated capabilities, they nonetheless report their accumulated means insufficient for entrepreneurial action and rarely expect to pursue it. This paper applies effectuation theory and the CAVE framework (Sarasvathy, 2001, 2024)
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