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Entrepreneurship is defined as the process of creating or extracting value. With this definition, entrepreneurship is defined as a process of change that involves more risk than is often associated with starting a firm and may include values other than financial ones.

More specific definitions have described entrepreneurship as the “capacity and willingness to develop, organize, and manage a business venture along with any of its risks in order to make a profit,” or as the “process of designing, launching, and running a new business, which is often similar to a small business.” Entrepreneurs are the ones who start these enterprises. While most definitions of entrepreneurship focus on the process of starting and running a business, due to the high risks involved in doing so, many start-ups fail due to “lack of funding, poor business decisions, government policies, an economic downturn, a lack of market demand, or a combination of all of these.”

In economics, the term “entrepreneur” refers to a person or company with the capacity to turn innovations or technology into products and services. Entrepreneurship, in this sense, refers to the actions of both existing and new enterprises.

Entrepreneurship as a subject of study accepts a variety of viewpoints. It’s been researched in fields including economics, sociology, and economic history. Some people believe that entrepreneurship is solely the responsibility of the entrepreneur. These researchers prefer to concentrate on what an entrepreneur accomplishes and the characteristics that an entrepreneur possesses. The functionalistic approach to entrepreneurship is sometimes referred to as this. Others diverge from the individualistic viewpoint to focus on the entrepreneurial process and the interaction between agency and context. This method of entrepreneurship is also known as the processual approach or the contextual turn/approach.

Being an entrepreneur is defined as “the owner or manager of a business firm who, through risk and initiative, strives to earn profits.” Entrepreneurs serve as managers, overseeing the start-up and growth of a business. Entrepreneurship is the process through which an individual or a group recognizes a business opportunity and obtains and deploys the resources needed to pursue it. Entrepreneurship, according to early-19th-century French economist Jean-Baptiste Say, “shifts economic resources out of an area of lower productivity and larger yield and into an area of better productivity and greater yield.” Entrepreneurs alter or transmute values by creating something new and distinct. They can participate in entrepreneurial possibilities regardless of the size of their company. There are four requirements for being an entrepreneur. To begin, there must be opportunities or situations in which resources may be recombined to produce a profit. Second, entrepreneurship necessitates unique characteristics, such as privileged access to specific persons or the capacity to spot possibilities. Third, taking risks is a need. Fourth, the entrepreneurial process necessitates people and resource organization.

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