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the borning firms related to such issues as entrepreneur-
rial behavior and origins, historic cultural influences as
related to risk taking. Due to the rapidly evolving econo-
mies of these countries, relevance to development stages
could constitute longitudinal studies in better under-
standing the factor influencers as countries go through
different stages of development.
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