(For non US citizens) Did you also find this book relatable to your country's entrepreneurial culture?

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(For non US citizens) Did you also find this book relatable to your country's entrepreneurial culture?

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(For non-US citizens) Did you also find this book relatable to your country's entrepreneurial culture?
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The book doesn't resonate with my country's entrepreneurial culture, as our business and economic landscapes differ greatly from those in the USA. However, I personally found it to be highly informative. Despite its lack of relevance to my country's business world, I gained valuable insights on business practices, which warrant praise for the book.
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The book certainly does not relate to my country's entrepreneurial culture. The US is a superpower and the economic style is very different from many other countries. My country's culture in economics does not even come close to that of the US, so the entrepreneurial culture is not relatable at all.
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