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The core proposition of the "democratization of entrepreneurship" concept is that entrepreneurship should not be regarded as the exclusive domain of a few exceptionally gifted individuals or top business school students, but should be a set of thinking and action methods that can be systematically learned and mastered by ordinary people.
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