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Entrepreneur as Change Agent: Antecedents and Moderators of Individual-Level Philanthropic Behavior
What motivates entrepreneurs' philanthropic acts? Philanthropy has been key to American social and cultural development, and it is also a major driver, along with entrepreneurship, of the American economy. To help researchers better understand the antecedents of entrepreneurs' philanthropic giving,
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