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    Piperopoulos (2011) make the important point that entrepreneurship is process of control, manage and run a business venture. Basically the entrepreneurship is requiring some of skills and techniques such as communication, marketing, basic management, interpersonal and leadership skills (Brooks, 2015). These skills are really important to be understood in order to face the challenges. For instance, if the entrepreneurs want to implement the ideas in society, they will need a market analysis to attract the people toward the ideas. Entrepreneurship also gives better opportunity on how the business ideas can beyond the normal business landscape (Lumpkin & Katz, 2011). Furthermore, entrepreneurship plays a big role in society. For example, Entrepreneurship roles in reducing the level of dependence on others and providing employment for job seekers (Volery & Pullich, 2010). With the absorption of labor by employment opportunities which has been given by entrepreneurs, the unemployment rate can be reduced…

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    To me entrepreneurship should be looked at as what people are given in their life rather than people accepting what was given to them in their lives as their fate. Challenges and abuse includes what I was given in my life. For instance, I was poisoned at 3 months and was in the intensive and critical care for many months. Now I use these things to help people to change their circumstances to overcome their challenges. As an entrepreneur, I use my life’s journey to do what I really love and care…

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    Entrepreneurship Theory

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    Research on in the field of entrepreneurship has been enduring for decades. Richard Cantillon was the first scholar who defined the word entrepreneur in an economic subject, in the 18th century. The men, who are the risk-taker, act as arbitrageurs and utilize resources to establish new businesses is called entrepreneur (Cantillon, 1952). Fred Wilson stated that entrepreneurship is the art or specialty of turning ideas into a business organisation (Barringer &Ireland, 2010). Entrepreneurship is a…

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    Entrepreneurship is more than creating a business or new venture, it is the way to gather opportunities, take risks, make decisions, and decide what to do? How to do? How much should be produced? (Frederick, O’Connor, Kuratko 2013, p. 6). They emphasized, in the same book, that entrepreneurship is the sign of business coherence accomplishment, and the entrepreneurs are the forerunners of the business success. Also they mentioned that, the entrepreneurs seek for opportunities, their boost to…

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    1.1 Relevance Entrepreneurship in emerging countries encounters a significant number of obstacles compared to developed countries. Challenges for entrepreneurs are different given the strong institutional voids that developing countries have. A key player that interacts on a daily basis with any entrepreneur is the government. Given the fact that governments seek economic growth, the reduction of unemployment rates, and social welfare for the community (Riberiro-Soriano & Galindo-Martín,…

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    The discussions on class Bus 331 and the Book that we read in class that is "Fundamentals of management" have led me to ask the purpose of be a good management, this new knowledge has led me to ask if in the future I want to be an entrepreneur. The good entrepreneur has a lot of skills of management that we have learned in this class. Entrepreneurship is born from a creative attitude and willing to take the risk of starting and running a new business. A successful entrepreneur must possess a…

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    Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship is important to society because everyday there are items that we see or use in some way were created and developed by an entrepreneur. When an entrepreneur starts up a business, there are many rules and regulations needed to move forward. There are special methods businesses do to bring a product to market which include publicity, campaigns and deal with competitors. An entrepreneur meets the profit eye they want to innovate as much as…

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    Entrepreneurship Inc. Case Study Gervon D.J. Hamilton University of Maryland University College Entrepreneurship Inc. Case Study Introduction What does it take for a startup gaming company to successfully release their first game? Entrepreneurship, Inc has created a simulation game that focuses on entrepreneurial education call venture. However, before launching the product the company has to consider their plan of action to maximize their success. As such, they have to consider who their…

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    Entrepreneurship Speech

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    SPEECH TITLE: Entrepreneurship & starting a business SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To present valuable information about entrepreneurship and starting a business. THESIS STATEMENT/CENTRAL IDEA: While most people work a 9 to 5 and have accepted that as their career life. More people are now starting businesses. According to (GEM) Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, finds that 27 million americans are starting or even running their own businesses as of 2016. The entrepreneurship statistics has increased by 2…

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    Entrepreneurship participation over the past decade has been mostly going up until a couple of years back in which there was a slight dip in the amount of people that pursued entrepreneurship. Even though there was a slight dip in entrepreneurship. The positive of common day entrepreneurship participation is that more women have joined the field while there has also been an increase in the participation of older people from the age of 50 to 64 and a lot more youth under the age of 35 is deciding…

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