September 2, 2008

Importance of Entrepreneurship

Although the desire of new venture formation derived from the individual’s culture, subculture, family, teachers and peers needs to be present before any action is taken, the second feature necessary centers around this question “What makes it possible to form a new company?” Formal education and previous business experience give a potential entrepreneur the skills needed to form and manage a new enterprise. Although educational systems are important in providing the needed business knowledge, individual will tend to be more successful in forming in fields in which they have worked. The government also contributes by providing the infrastructure to help a new venture.

Financial resources must be readily available. Although most start-up money comes from personal savings, credit, and friends, but there is often a need for additional capital. Risk-capital availability plays an essential role in the development and growth of entrepreneurial activity.

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