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The thesis explores the OECD's 2006 initiative aimed at creating internationally comparable statistics on entrepreneurship and its influencing factors. It delves into the sociological implications of entrepreneurship within individual and group contexts, analyzing how these statistics can inform better understanding and policy-making. The work is grounded in a rigorous academic framework, reflecting high standards of research and analysis from LMU Munich's Faculty of Business Administration.

This seminar paper explores the impact of modular product architecture on technological innovation in industries like telecommunications and automotive. It discusses how modularity enhances product-strategic flexibility, enables mass customization, and shifts innovation activities to component producers and consumers. The X-Box case exemplifies these dynamics.