Control and Entrepreneurial Activity – Chapter 11

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Control and Entrepreneurial Activity – Chapter 11 Nature of Control Unintended Consequences Dimensions of Control Entrepreneurial Philosophy of Control

Nature of Control Define Control Elements of Control – Table 11.1 Four Categories Simple Control Technological Control Bureaucratic/Administrative Control Concertive/Cultural Control

Unintended Consequences Trust Problem Slowness Problem Means-end Problem Efficiency-Effectiveness Problem

Dimensions of Control Figure 11.1 Administrative Domain vs Entrepreneurial Domain

Entrepreneurial Philosophy of Control Table 11.2 Entrepreneurial Philosophy Organizational Slack Open Book Management Profit Pool