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We are often told that entrepreneurs are the key to a country's success. But many vibrant economies don't have high numbers of start-up companies. It's a puzzle that the World Economic Forum has been trying to solve, and now a piece of that jigsaw may have slotted into place. A new report shows that 'intrapreneurs' - innovators often hidden within companies, rather than acting alone - can be big economic drivers. Michael Drexler from the World Economic Forum was one of the authors of the report. The 91福利社's Susannah Streeter asked him what he had found. (Picture: A business meeting. Picture credit: Rawpixel / Thinkstock.)
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