Attitudes to Risk and Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship, as defined by Stevenson (1983) “… is the pursuit of opportunity beyond the resources you currently control”. Stevenson and Gumpert (1985, pp. 85-94) advise that the preceding d
Entrepreneur
An entrepreneur is someone who starts their own business, bearing financial risk in doing so, and then usually continues to be actively involved in the ongoing running of the business once established.
Entrepreneurs of Small Enterprises in the UK
Liquidity problem is an important strategic issue to run business enterprises. Small enterprises are realising the importance of such problems to reduce losses arises from this. Liquidity problems ari
Issues of SME Entrepreneurs and Investment Aspects
Introduction
Start-Up
Entrepreneurs who wish to transform their business dreams into reality will one way or another reach out for the external finance. Many new entrepreneurial start-up businesses do
Relationship Between Entrepreneur Human Capital and HR
1. Introduction
1.2 The research topic
In modern economies the majority of firms are small firms, and these firms make a considerable contribution to the development of the socio-economic and politica
Entrepreneurship and e-Entrepreneurship Preferences Research
ABSTRACT
In Malaysia, the entrepreneurship development is growing steadily. The research of Howell and Palmer (1995) shows the equity ratio for Bumiputeras in 1971 had changed from 4 per cent to 18 pe
Entrepreneurship for Small Businesses
Entrepreneurship creates a new field of business, despite risks and uncertainty. To achieve profit and growth, a business must identify crucial opportunities and assemble the necessary resources to ca
Motives of the Portfolio Based Entrepreneur
Motives of the Portfolio Based Entrepreneur
The research method used in this bachelor thesis will be a literature review of the world’s leading journals in the field of entrepreneur
