Lesson 1 Entrepreneurship Flashcards

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the act of creating a business or businesses while building and scaling it to generate a profit.

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Entrepreneurship

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2
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An important driver of economic growth and innovation

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Entrepreneurship

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3
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concrete manifestations of entrepreneurship.

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)

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4
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means “to undertake”

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“ENTREPRENDRE”

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5
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enterprise is created by

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an entrepreneur.

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6
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Having profits from bearing uncertainty and risk.

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Knight (1921)

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7
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Carrying out of new combinations of firm organization

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Schumpeter (1934)

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8
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Uncertainty bearing coordination of productive resources.

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Hoselitz (1952):

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9
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Purposeful activity to initiate and develop a profit-oriented business

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Cole (1959)

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10
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A kind of behavior that includes: (1) Initiative taking, (2) the organizing and reorganizing of social economic mechanism

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Shapero (1975)

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11
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Decisions and judgements about the coordination of scarce resources

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Casson (1982)

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12
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Dynamic process of creating incremental wealth

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Ronstadt (1984)

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13
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Behavior rather than personality trait

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Drucker (1985)

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14
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Process of creating something new with value by devoting the necessary time and effort

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Hisrich & Brush (1985)

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15
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Pursuit of opportunity without regard to resources currently controlled.

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Stevenson & Grousebeck (1989)

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16
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constrained by the founder’s previous choices and industry related experience

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Hart, Stevenson, and Dial (1995)

17
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An activity that involves the discovery, evaluation, and exploitation of opportunities

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Shane (2003)

18
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Dynamic process of vision, change, and creation

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Kuratko (2009)

19
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Conceiving an opportunity to offer new or improved goods or services

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Dyck and Neubert (2012)

20
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one of the friendliest countries for entrepreneurs in the world.

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UNITED STATES

21
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manufacture different products that range from toys, gadgets and electronics, and cars.

22
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a small country that controls a significant portion of the economy in Asia.

23
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exploring opportunities over the internet

24
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a foundation and catalyst for economic growth and innovation across nations.

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Entrepreneurship

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wood carving skills and entrepreneur are selling their products online.
Sanikiluaq
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plays a dominant role in the country’s economic landscape with the government providing the venue called Delhi Huts
INDIA
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is one of the countries in the Asia-Pacific rim with a strong base of entrepreneur led by the youth and the women.
INDIA
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encouraged here through the small and medium enterprise incubation centers for the purpose of nurturing young firms, new products, and technologies.
TAIWAN
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utilizes its human resources to make its economy the best possible through entrepreneurship
HONGKONG
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The extent of government support to entrepreneurs is very evident in
THAILAND
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. Tourism for the international markets and agricultural exports are two major sources of income generated by......
Thai entrepreneurs.
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This country emerged from the Asian financial crisis better than any other country
SOUTH KOREA
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This country is becoming friendlier to entrepreneurs
MALAYSIA
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taking moderate risks
Mc Leland (1961)
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common elements in all those entrepreneurship definitions
Innovation Opportunity seeking and exploitation Resource Mobilizing Encountering risks and uncertainties Economic and personal Rewards