Survey: Money not prime motive for setting up business

A new survey sponsored by the Irish Software Association and conducted by the Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business finds that making money is not the prime motivator for Irish entrepreneurs in setting up a business.

Survey: Money not prime motive for setting up business

A new survey sponsored by the Irish Software Association and conducted by the Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business finds that making money is not the prime motivator for Irish entrepreneurs in setting up a business.

'What Motivates Irish Entrepreneurs to Set up Their First Business' reveals that the prime motivation of Irish entrepreneurs is to be their own boss and have greater independence.

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