1. Introduction 2. Entrepreneurship - Concepts and definitions 2.1 Behavioral definitions 2.2 Occupational definitions 2.3 Synthesis definitions 3. Entrepreneurship in theories of economic growth and development 3.1 The neoclassical and the new growth theory 3.2 Porters Diamond Model 3.3 Structural Economic transformation 3.4 Unproductive and destructive entrepreneurship 4. Empirical Evidence 4.1 Measuring entrepreneurship 4.2 The impact of entrepreneurship on economic growth and development 4.2.1 Self-Employment 4.2.2 New firm entry 4.2.3 GEM data 4.2.4 Knowledge-spillovers 4.2.5 Country-specific evidence 5. Promoting high-growth entrepreneurship in developing countries 5.1 The role of formal institutions 5.2 Policy advice 6. Conclusion
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