Week 07 -- The Societal Impacts of Entrepreneurship: Market Processes and Individual Differences in Income, Wealth & Well-Being

Entrepreneurship & Societal Well-Being

On Monday, 3/1/21, Dr. Mark Packard presented a lecture to the Oklahoma State University Free Enterprise Society. In his lecture, Dr. Packard explained the important links between Entrepreneurship and Societal Well-Being.

Click on the image above to view the lecture and Q&A on OstateTV.

Research Paper (for a Deeper Dive)

Those interested in learning more about this topic can read Dr. Packard's research paper (co-authored with Dr. Per Bylund):      On the relationship between inequality and entrepreneurship

Bio for Dr. Mark Packard

Dr. Packard is an assistant professor of business management at the University of Nevada Reno. His research centers around entrepreneurship theory, and includes entrepreneurial uncertainty, market process theory, and philosophy of science. He has published research on these and related topics in several of the top business academic journals, both in general management and entrepreneurship. He is also a cofounder of Praxeo Consulting.