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Types of Start up
Role of Entrepreneurship in Economic
Development
QUIDIP, Marjorie
Concept of
Entrepreneur
Individuals who take initiative to
establish business and work for
themselves on their own risk.
A key figure in economic growth.
The word entrepreneur has its origin in
French language which refers to
organizer of musical or other
entertainment.
Meaning of
Entrepreneur
An entrepreneur is a person who has already
started or is in the process of starting an
enterprise.
Other Definition
Joseph Schumpeter
Entrepreneur is an innovator who brings
economic development through new
combinations of factors of production.
Meaning of Entrepreneur
A. H.Cole
Types of Start up
Lifestyle
Firm
Privately held; usually achieves only
modest growth.
Qualities of a Lifestyle Business
Built to operate for many years.
Generates a good income for those
involved.
Allows founders to pursue passions &
Lifestyle
Firm
Examples of Lifestyle Businesses
Writer/Professional Blogger
Consultant
Ecommerce Store
Foundation
Company
Foundation Company
Accountability and Auditing provisions
Provisions for the amendment of the statutes or
articles of incorporation
Provisions for the dissolution of the entity
Tax status of corporate and private donors
Tax status of the foundation
Some of the above must be, in most jurisdictions,
expressed in the document of establishment.
Others may be provided by the supervising
authority at each particular jurisdiction.
Foundation
company
High-potential
venture
Receives the greatest investment interest and
publicity.
Starts out like a foundation company, but attains
rapid growth.
Also called gazelles, is integral to the economic
development of an area.
Role of
Entrepreneurs
hip in
Economic
Development
Role of
Entrepreneur
in
Economic
Development
Economists
view
The position of the entrepreneur
in modern production is like that
of the director of a play.
The entrepreneur directs
production and he must do
whatever is necessary for its
success.
Sacrificing
personal
capital
RIS
K
Betting on
a crucial
deadline
Trusting a
key
employee
Relying on
cash flow
Estimatin
g popular
interest