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Musk's Entrepreneurial Analysis with Tesla Asas an Example
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Abstract
This research aims to study the story of Musk and Tesla Inc., and the entrepreneurial lessons learned from their business success. Through case studies and literature reviews, the author can reveal the common characteristics and wisdom of successful entrepreneurs, and provide valuable inspiration for future entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs need to constantly pursue innovation and try new ideas and technologies to maintain a competitive edge. What is equally important is the sustainability and the commitment to social responsibility that goes with it. Tesla's market capitalization has surpassed that of many traditional automakers, making it one of the most valuable car companies in the world. This reflects investors' optimism about the future potential of electric vehicles and their trust in Tesla's leadership.In addition, Tesla has successfully raised billions of dollars in capital markets to support the company's expansion and research and development projects, including the Gigafactory and the development of autonomous driving technology. This shows that investors are confident in Tesla's future growth prospects.
Keywords
Tesla, Musk, Start a business, Electric vehicle
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Yu,S. (2023). Musk's Entrepreneurial Analysis with Tesla Asas an Example. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,64,121-126.
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