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  • Entrepreneurship Case Study

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    economic output. The measurements of these positive effects provide the basis of international comparisons. The contemporary theories on firm entrepreneurship built on the contributions of Schumpeter who focused on the significance of the innovative entrepreneur being the main force moving the economy forward based

  • Corporate Social Responsibility Analysis

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    INTRODUCTION The shared goal of social entrepreneurship, corporate social responsibility and social innovation is the advancement of society. The business model of social enterprises is characterized by unique strategies based on the competencies of the entrepreneurs, and is not aimed primarily at the maximization of profits, but rather at carrying out goals for the benefit of society. Corporate social responsibility refers to the active behaviour of a company, by which it can create new solutions to meet the

  • Costco International Expansion

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    UNGC ILO Ramya Nagarajan ramyanaga.99@gmail.com N/A N/A UNGC: Strategic Expansion of Businesses Country’s Relationship/History to the Topic: As many large corporations expand domestically and internationally, the primary concerns of the ILO remain the promotion of social justice and labor peace, the creation of decent work and and decent work standards, as well as the overarching working conditions that give both employers and employees a stake at peace, prosperity, and progress. The ultimate

  • Pros And Cons Of Venture Capital

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    growth is driven by innovation, led by young entrepreneurial firms, where financing of these firms can be difficult because of moral hazard and asymmetric information. Venture capitalists are the specialists at solving these problems, connecting entrepreneurs who have ideas and technology with investors who have money. Ensuring funding for innovative firms has positive externalities on the economy, so it makes sense for governments to promote an active venture capital market. However, there is an argument

  • Entrepreneurship Development In India

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    Till 1987, there were 1.6 million small scale entrepreneurs in the country and women entrepreneurs constitute only 6.2 percent of the total; and a main part of self employment women was restricted to conventional behavior such as weaving garments, handicrafts, and food processing. Their performance in the industrial sector was found not impressive. (Anna.V 1989). Entrepreneurship development programmes (EDPs) organized by governmental institutions and the activities of other agencies in the grass

  • Rise Of Big Business Essay

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    Popular jobs included blacksmiths, butchers, and teachers. Big businesses made up American economy. The rise of new big Business started during a period of extreme economic and industrial growth or otherwise known as the Industrial Revolution. Entrepreneurs used the new innovations, inventions and technology as an opportunity to create massive organization thus creating the rise of Big Business and Corporations. The surge of big business was so powerful that it was able to influence social and political

  • Bill Gates: One Of The Most Important Role In Social Development

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    Entrepreneurs are one of the most important roles in social development. Many countries have a lot of brilliant Entrepreneurs for example, Sony Corporation's author Akio Morita, Oracle Corporation's founder Larry Ellison, and General Electric Corporation's CEO Jack Welch. However, in 20 century a youngster successfully creates a computer system that changed all over the world. His name is Bill Gates, a person who creates a miracle. Why does he can become the one of the most celebrated entrepreneurs

  • The I Peny Movie: The Process Of The I Pencil Movie

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    The I pencil movie is about how the manufacture of a simple pencil is coordinated by a market place as opposed to a central planner. The process of creating a pencil seems like a very simple process but there is some complexity in the process involved. The process, as portrayed by the movie, involves the creation of a pencil from its components such as cedar, graphite, glue and wax. The process also involves a number of individuals involved in the creation of the pencil. The movie follows the family

  • Tourism In India

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    These positive changes are going to provide push effect to the tourism sector. But these changes are unfeasible until there is an integration of entrepreneurship skill development as Schumpeter (1934) states; entrepreneur is bearer of “mechanism for change”. It means that the entrepreneurs’ personality has been determined and it is shaped by the prevailing social customs and values. Cultural and religious norms, economic status of the people, their castes and inter group relations influences the

  • Key Features Of Successful Entrepreneurship

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    turning it into a Profitable entity. It just doesn’t end with this, it involves continuous research and recognizing right opportunities and investing on the best ones. Any person who takes up this journey is called as a Entrepreneur. There are many functions which an entrepreneur should perform in order to make profits, some of them are Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Controlling and Identifying Opportunities. There are different types of entrepreneurial