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Entrepreneurship is the act of being an entrepreneur which is a French word meaning one who undertakes and endeavor.
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Individual Factors Environm ental Factors SocioCultural Factors Support Systems
Factors..
Individual
Educational
Occupational
Individual Fact..
1- Desire to do some thing new
Need Achievement Social Status
Individual Fact..
Educational background:
Up to a certain limit, it influence.
Occupational Background
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Environmental factors
Technological
P E S T
Social
Economical
Political
Political.
It consists of Political and Legal factors both. The countries like India has a greater impact of these two.
Economical
From a strictly economic point of view, it can be said that the same factors which promote economic development, account for the emergence of entrepreneurship also. These areCAPITAL
LABOUR
RAW MATERIAL
MARKET
CAPITAL
Capital is one of the most important perquisite to establish the enterprise. Availability of capital facilitates the Entrepreneur to bring together the Land of one, Machine of another, and Raw Material of yet another to combine them to produce goods.
Capital is, therefore, regard as Lubricant to the process of production.
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Labour.
Availability of Labour Quality rather than Quantity
Germany-1938
Japan-1945
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USA-1950
Raw Material..
The necessity of raw materials hardly needs any emphasis for establishing any industrial activity, and therefore, its influence in the emergence of Entrepreneurship.
Market
Customers prospect.
Practically , monopoly in a particular market becomes more influential for entrepreneurship than a competitive market
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TECHNOLOGICAL
Awareness of new Technology
Fore sight of new Technology
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Social Mobility
Marginality
Security
Family background
Religion
Social status
Legitimacy of Entrepreneurship
Relevance of a system of norms and values within a socio-cultural
proposed the need for a change in traditional values, which are assumes to be opposed to entrepreneurship
Scholars like McClelland also point out that a complete change may not
be necessary but traditional values can be re interpreted and synthesized with newer values.
Social Mobility
Involve the degree of mobility, both social and geographical
Some scholars have the view that a high degree of mobility is conducive
to entrepreneurship, in contrast there is another group of scholars, think that a lack of mobility possibility promotes entrepreneurship.
Marginality
The term social marginality refers to a state of being excluded from the
Security
Several scholars have advocated entrepreneurial security as an
because individuals may be fearful of losing his economic assets by behaviouring entrepreneurially
Family background
Nature of family background
entrepreneurship;
Disseminating information on the services provided by other
materials
Favorable market condition for the product to be introduced