Pt. I. The context. 1. Perspectives on the interaction between entrepreneurship and economic growth. 2. Seeking an appropriate political-economic order. 3. Democracy and economic growth. 4. The social democratic market economy in Western countries. 5. Failures of the socialist approach to economic growth. 6. The East Asian model. 7. The African experience. 8. Requirements for economic growth and development in South Africa: lessons from successful and unsuccesful economies -- pt. II. Entrepreneurship roles. 9. The nature of business entrepreneurship. 10. The small firm as a vehicle for entrepreneurship. 11. The role of major corporations. 12. The government as an entrepreneur -- pt. III. Policies and strategies. 13. Government and economic growth. 14. Fiscal policy and economic restructuring. 15. Demand management and economic growth. 16. Monetary policy and economic growth. 17. Key elements of industrial and trade policy. 18. Productivity and economic restructuring. 19. Foreign investment and economic growth. 20. Regional development and economic growth. 21. Industrialisation from within as a growth strategy. 22. Promoting entrepreneurship amongst black.