Prof. Mark Hart

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  Mark Hart

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  In the second presentation, Professor Mark Hart discussed the need for students to think harder about the relationships between co-variates in their data and not merely turn the handle of conventional quantitative techniques.The inter-relations between variables are complex and tests may go beyond simply measuring multi-collinearity.Mark explained the advantages of using path analysis as a means of ordering the relations between explanatory variables and illustrated this with recent work.

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  The results were independently analysed for PRIME by Professor Mark Hart from Kingston University Business School.

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  Mark Hart - GEM

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  Disclosure: PRIME has a connection with this study through Professor Mark Hart, who did the analysis and who is a member of PRIME's board of trustees (the equivalent in a charity to a company's board of directors).
  
  Mark, who is Professor of Small Business Research at Kingston University as well as a PRIME trustee, comments "This research adds greatly to our knowledge of the over 50s' contribution to enterprise in the UK.

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  Professor Mark Hart
  
  SBRC
  
  Kingston University

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  Mark Hart m.hart@kingston.ac.uk

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  Mark Hart
  
  Small Business Research Centre, Kingston Business School, Kingston University
  
  Kingston Hill, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT2 7LB
  
  Tel: +44(0)20 8547 7247 Fax: +44(0)20 8547 7024
  
  E-mail: m.hart@kingston.ac.uk

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  "It's about financial independence," says Mark Hart, a professor of small business research at Kingston University.
  
  "Even if the business is not scaleable, it allows them to be independent from the vagaries of the pension system and a partner's income or independent from state benefit," he says.
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  However, Professor Hart at Kingston University cautions against placing too much emphasis on self-employment to solve Britain's looming pension crisis.
  
  He argues that the government needs a more wide ranging strategy to combat ageism in the workplace and solve pension needs.

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  Mark Hart, professor of small business research at Kingston University and PRIME

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