"Entrepreneurial Communities" Engage in Specific Behaviors That Can Be Categorized

"Entrepreneurial communities" engage in specific behaviors that can be categorized as follows:

A) (1) A "critical mass" of entrepreneurs engaged in market-producing or renewing activities; (2) a distinct "community" of entrepreneurs within this critical mass of activity that is identifiable to the larger community or region; and (3) entrepreneurial thinking and acting by all members of the community-nonprofit, private, and public- that fosters creativity and innovation.
B) (1) A "critical mass" of entrepreneurs engaged in stabilizing economic circumstances; (2) a distinct "community" of entrepreneurs outside this critical mass of activity that is identifiable to the larger community or region; and (3) entrepreneurial thinking and acting by all members of the community - nonprofit, private, and public- that fosters creativity and innovation.
C) (1) A "critical mass" of entrepreneurs engaged in market-producing or renewing activities; (2) a distinct "community" of entrepreneurs within this critical mass of activity that is identifiable to the larger community or region; and (3) entrepreneurial thinking and acting by the entrepreneurs in the community that fosters creativity and innovation.
D) (1) A "critical mass" of entrepreneurs engaged in stabilizing economic circumstances; (2) a distinct "community" of entrepreneurs within this critical mass of activity that is identifiable to the larger community or region; and (3) entrepreneurial thinking and acting by the entrepreneurs in the community-nonprofit, private, and public-that fosters creativity and innovation.