ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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responds to policies that ensure the protection of new ideas, facilitates access to capital and talent, and allows management of risks.

Entrepreneurial Activity

is the mindset that allows you to see opportunities everywhere. It could be a business idea, but it could also be sought the possibilities in the people that can help you grow business

Entrepreneurship

perceived to be the symbol of business innovation, determination, perseverance, and achievement.

Entrepreneurship

is a catchword in this era of globalized economy. It is a foundation and catalyst for economic growth and innovation across nations.

Entrepreneurship

is a foundation and catalyst for economic growth and innovation across nations.

Entrepreneurship

thrive in societies with supportive government policies and which give much importance to innovativeness and enterprises (SMEs) are concrete manifestation of entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurial Activities

According to a _____ report, in developing countries, SMEs account for more that __% of all jobs, sales, and value added, while in developed countries, they account for only over __% of these same measures.

United Nations, 90, 50

Common Elements Describe

Innovation, Opportunity seeking and exploitation, Resources mobilizing, Encountering risks and uncertainties, Economic and personal rewards

According to the latest Global Entrepreneurship Monitor from _____, there are nearly ___ million active entrepreneurs around the world. This means that one out of __ people in the world own their business.

Babson College, 400, 18

is an entrepreneurial country.

Philippines

Micro, small and medium enterprise are predominantly found in and around _______.

Metro Manila

10 notable filipino entrepreneurs

10 successful entrepreneurs

is seen by Philippine society as a very good means to improve one's economic and social standing.

Entrepreneurship

it has been formulated by scholars based on theories that are rooted in economics, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and management.

Evolution of the Field of Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneur is a person who sells goods on behalf of the goods owner.

The Earliest Period

Entrepreneurship was inhibited by Marco Polo.

The Earliest Period

The merchant from Venice who travelled many places in Asia to trade. He would enter into a formal agreement with a capital to sell his goods. He bore all the risks of possible damage or loss of the goods. After everything was sold, profits were divided between the capitalist and the trader as agreed.

Marco Polo

Entrepreneur was used to described both an actor and a person who was charge of and managed large production projects.

The Middle Ages

Entrepreneur in this age was the person who was in charge of great architectural works such as public buildings and cathedrals.

The Middle Ages

Entrepreneurship has become associated with risk.

The 17th Century

Entrepreneur was someone who would enter into a formal agreement with the government to provide products or services.

The 17th Century

A prominent theorist during the period was Richard Cantillon.

The 17th Century

an economist who viewed the entrepreneur as a risk take and a beaver of uncertainty.

Richard Cantillon

Entrepreneur was distinguished from the capitalist who provides money for the creation of products to be sold.

The 15th Century

a French economist and businessman, described the entrepreneur as a person who plays a central coordinating role both in producing and setting goods.

Jean-Baptiste Say

There was very little distinction between an entrepreneur and manager.

19th and 20th Century

an Austin Hungarian American economist and political scientist reflated the idea of entrepreneurship manager of the firm poured the concert of the entrepreneur as innovator who seeks opportunities and leading means of product into new channels.

Joseph Schumpeter

Entrepreneur is neither a bearer nor a manager or capitalist.

19th and 20th Century

during this period, the business expert Peter Drucker (1909-2005) came up with a behavioral concept of the entrepreneur-one who actually searches for change respond to it and exploit change as an opportunity.

19th and 20th Century

came up with a behavioral concept of the entrepreneur-one who actually searches for change respond to it and exploit change as an opportunity.

Peter Drucker

Haled as the DotCom, entrepreneurs are considered the heroes of free enterprise.

21st Century

has an enormous impact on the economy and in the society.

Entrepreneurship

an Austrian-American economist, who first articulated the importance of entrepreneurship to the economy and in the society in 1934

Joseph Schumpeter

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