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ess pro,.table is entrepreneurship relatively to becoming a worker. B ecause
ofthe hypothesis according to which progenitors’ entrepreneurial technical
ire¢ ciency is Uniformydistributed on
(0; 1), theperaentαgecfncn-cμaii...ed
progenitors who decide to become entrepreneurs is
venq. Ecuivarlently the
peιτentαgecfncn-c∣uali...edprcgenito∣∙s beccmingworkers is
1 Pe;nq:

A nalogously, it is easy to demonstrate that a cuali.ed agent.nds it
pro.table to become entrepreneur if and only if he is characterized by a

degree cfinetdency owerorecuial to the cu∣ali...ed threshold level veq =
_                          > 0 °>e;q 1 for    . h qK ix+w+±h      ’

qK(1+h)-ix-(w+±h) ; with   pe;q = 1 forqK> + w+±h            ^     .

qK            > °eq = 0 for qK < ix+W+±h

e;q             ɪ           1+ h

A Isointhiscasethethreshold evelcfinetdencyisadecreasingfUincticn
ofthe interest rate and ofthe input recuirement, while it is an increasing
fUncticn cf the diπ erence between the gross return from education fOrentre-
preneurs
qKh amdthegross return from education forwcrkers (±h).

T he cu∣ali...ed threshold degree of inetciency is higher than the non-
cuali.ed threshold level. A ctually, ifan individualis non-cuali.ed, he be-
ccmes entrepreneurifhis degreeofinet ciency is Cwerthan
Pe;nq ; education
implies an increaseinwageecual tctheco>legepremium
±h; whichwculd de-
crease entrepreneurialpro.ta
bility. A nyway education increases also pro.t,
and the pro..tenhancement
qKh is Cjreateirthan wage enhancement ±h. In
otherwords thegross return from human capitalinvestmentis higherforen-
trepreneurs than fcrwcrkers. T Hhenetea ectcfeducaticn is thereforeahigher
pro.tability ofundertaking the entrepreneurial investment. T he threshold
degree ofinet ciency is therefore higherfCreducated agents. Fcrmaily

t,e^ i °e;nq


qK i ± h
qK


>0


(4)


A pcoragents whccannctap ord human capital investmentmay...nd itprof-
itable tcundertake the investmentprcject, buthe has tcbe naturally mcre
et cientthan a rich/c∣uali...ed agent.

Sinceweailth and technical inetciency a∣restcohastica∣ly independent;
the percentage cfcu∣aii...ed workers among progenitors is
(1 i h) Pe;q: N on-
c∣uali...ed entrepreneurs are instead the
e;nq percent.  T he percentage of

c∣uali...ed workers is (1 i h)(1 i Pe;q) and ...naly ncn-cu∣alι...ecl workers are
the
h (1 i Pe;nq) percentofprogenitcrs.



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