In countries where more of the population perceives that they have the abilities and skills to start businesses, a smaller fraction of people is deterred from founding companies by fear of failure at entrepreneurship, data from the 2014 Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) report reveals. The GEM researchers surveyed a representative sample of 206,000 people in 69 countries about their entrepreneurial beliefs, intentions and attitudes, and created national averages of the responses based on the answers to their questions
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