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What are the 4 theories in entrepreneurship?


What are the 4 theories in entrepreneurship?

• Innovation Theory • Keynesian Theory • Alfred Marshal Theory • Risk and Uncertainty Bearing Theory

Other theories in entrepreneurship

- Weber's Sociological - Kaldor's Technological - Leibenstein's Gap-Filling - Kirzner's Learning Alertness

refers to the mark or attribute that distinguishes an entrepreneur from an ordinary business person.

Character Trait

directly related to an entrepreneur's desire to be an achiever in the field of entrepreneurship.

Achievement Cluster

Achievement Cluster

- pportunity seeker


- committed


- risk-taker (aggressive, moderate, conservative)


- efficient and quality orientated

characteristic of successful entrepreneur that basically supports the character traits in the achievement cluster.

Planning Cluster

Planning Cluster

- goal seeker


- information seeker


- systematic in planning and monitoring

the degree of the interpersonal relations maintained by successful entrepreneurs.

Power Cluster

Power Cluster

- persuasive and positive networker


- self-confident


personal abilities to do things well.

Skills

ability of the entrepreneur to learn new things, generate new ideas.

Cognitive skills

information technology, Technical writing skills, marketing, management and finance, feasibility and business plan preparation

Technical Skills

relationship and interaction of the entrepreneur.

Interpersonal Skills

What are the entrepreneurial skills?

Cognitive, Technical, Interpersonal, Problem-Solving Skills

Salient features of entrepreneurship

• an art of correct practice • a risk taking venture • a wealth-creating venture • entails people in opening and managing self owned and wealth-creating Enterprise • provides valuable goodsand services


Refers to the physical, societal, and industry environment.

External Environment

- climate


- physical resources


- wildlife

Physical Environment

- government


- competitors


- suppliers


- customers


- creditors


- employees

Industry Environment

- economic forces


- sociocultural forces


- political forces


- technological environment

Societal Environment

Forces

• economic forces


• sociocultural forces


• political forces


• technological environment