Entrepreneurship encompasses the process of identifying opportunities, organizing resources, and accepting risks to establish and manage businesses aimed at profit and growth. It significantly contributes to economic development through job creation, innovation, and wealth generation. Entrepreneurs display key characteristics such as creativity, risk-taking, and leadership while also navigating obstacles like financial constraints and competition.
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Term: Entrepreneurship
Definition: The process of identifying opportunities, organizing resources, and taking risks to create and manage a new business venture.
Term: Innovative Entrepreneurs
Definition: Entrepreneurs who bring new ideas and technologies to the market, creating revolutionary products or services.
Term: Imitative Entrepreneurs
Definition: Entrepreneurs who replicate successful business ideas and adapt them to local markets.
Term: RiskTaking
Definition: The willingness to accept the possibility of failure and make calculated risks in business ventures.
Term: Barriers to Entrepreneurship
Definition: Challenges that entrepreneurs face, such as financial constraints, lack of a skilled workforce, government regulations, and competition.