Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies
Harvard's Tarun Khanna on how entrepreneurship addresses social problems in emerging economies.
Harvard University•By Tarun Khanna
4.6
(3,200 reviews)•120,000 students enrolledAbout this course
Explore how entrepreneurship and innovation can address complex social problems in emerging economies. Taught by Harvard Business School's Tarun Khanna, this course examines the role of markets and institutions, and how entrepreneurs identify opportunities and build solutions in contexts where formal institutions are often weak or missing.
Skills you'll gain
EntrepreneurshipSocial InnovationEmerging MarketsOpportunity IdentificationInstitutions
Syllabus
1
Problems and Opportunities in Emerging Economies2
The Role of Institutions3
Identifying Entrepreneurial Opportunities4
Building and Scaling Solutions5
Measuring Social ImpactFree
Certificate: $99
Duration6 weeks
Effort2-4 hours/week
Levelbeginner
LanguageEnglish
SubtitlesEnglish, Spanish
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