Key words: Economic growth & development, Balance of development need of training, Buying behavior, rural entrepreneurship, Mentality of Rural mass. Introduction After Independence and Industrial development in India, still large portion of population considered as below poverty line. Agricultural growth continues to be the soul of rural civilization. Study suggests 70 per cent of capitals are held by small and borderline farmers resulting in overcapacity on the agricultural land and decreasing
INTRODUCTION Dubai’s position to appear as a developing market had made it an optimal place for the development of entrepreneurship. New residents from different countries have been an advantage for Dubai to open even more markets. The government also supports upcoming entrepreneurs through various organizations that help in advancing the young and fresh entrepreneurial talents. These organizations aim at stimulating young leaders in becoming an essential part in improving the regional economy. They
agencies and the Government supported symposia, conferences and workshops to explained the importance of women entrepreneurship. These conferences and workshops gave impetus to improvement of women entrepreneurs. The important topics discussed were stratus of women entrepreneurs, women and nongovernmental efforts, governmental measures to promote self employment, participation of women in rural industries, development of appropriate technology, role of consultancy and training and role of financial institutions
creation of more wealth, and in the constant innovation from prevailing to the next best practices, that the significance and importance of Entrepreneurship lies. The development of Entrepreneurship in a Nation depends not on a single important factor but rather on ‘a collection of important factors’ at the personal, societal and national levels7.Entrepreneurship largely depends upon the motivation factors of the individual individual,experiences of the individual,their socio-cultural
Entrepreneurship education is said to be a globally acknowledged programme of study which seeks to provide learners with the knowledge, skills and motivation to encourage entrepreneurial success in different levels of education (Koko & Ikpesu, 2009). It is the training of individuals to understand and develop key entrepreneurial attributes, skills and behaviours. Skills such as creativity, innovativeness, quick decision-making and risk-taking have being identified as relevant to those who have an
business Environment, aggressive competitiveness, penetration of globalization nd international business, with limited resources these all increase the importance of strategic management to achieve the maximum profit the organization targeted to reach ,
1989). Entrepreneurship development programmes (EDPs) organized by governmental institutions and the activities of other agencies in the grass root level has provided a great momentum in the entrepreneurship development among women. The policies of the Central and State Governments, conferring a wide variety of concessions, subsidies, incentives, rebates, tax relieves, financial assistance
INTRODUCTION: During the past centuries, entrepreneurship has been viewed by researchers as the critical sources of organizational survival and growth in the national economic evolution. Entrepreneurial activities and technological innovation have been widely recognized as crucial factors for national economic development in economies. The theorist Joseph Schumpeter [1] was praised as the “prophet of innovation” [2] since his theory of Economic development has been published. This theory was considered
Entrepreneurship embraces talents and skills that teachers in conventional classrooms might otherwise penalize. “Entrepreneurs are anomalies; they don’t fit in,” Young says. They may not be “book smart” but thrive if given an opportunity to utilize their people smarts and risk-taking skills, he says In other words, affluent backgrounds often do not encourage kids to take risks and make mistakes, which are necessary for cultivating ingenuity. Perhaps if students were to study entrepreneurship, they
family or the other (Kuratko and Hodgetts, 2004; Lam, 2009). Davis and Harveston (1998) suggested that family businesses are the most dominant form of business in the United State and they represent nearly 90% of the total businesses in U.S.The importance of family business are visible especially in employment generation, economic growth, transformation and wealth creation. Kuratko et al., (2004) reported that family business generates