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entrepreneurship.
Critical evaluation of theories.
What is Theory?
Concept of Entrepreneurship
Theories of Entrepreneurship
Economic Theory of Entrepreneurship
Sociological Theory of Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship Innovation Theory
Psychological Theory of Entrepreneurship
Theory of Achievement Motivation
Status Withdrawal Theory
Theory of Social Change
Theory of Social Behaviour
Theory of Leadership
Theory of Model Personality
Theory of Systematic Innovation
Conclusion
A well-substantiated explanation acquired
through the scientific method and repeatedly
tested and confirmed through observation
and experimentation.
Entrepreneurship is defined as:
- The act of being an entrepreneur.
That is, an Entrepreneur is one
- who undertakes innovations, finance and
business activities
- in an effort to transform innovations into
economic goods or services.
The Economic Theory
The Sociological Theory
Entrepreneurship Innovation Theory
Psychological Theory
Theory of Achievement
Motivation/Achievement Theory
- The Kakinada Experiment.
Status Withdrawal Theory
Theory of Social Change
Theory of Social Behaviour
Theory of Leadership
Theory of Model Personality
Theory of Systematic Innovation
Entrepreneurship and economic growth takes
place when economic conditions are
favourable.
Economic incentives are the main
motivators.
Economic incentives include:
- The taxation policy
- Industrial policy
- Sources of Finance and Raw Material
- Infrastructure Availability
- Investment and Marketing Opportunities
- Access to Information
a. Market Conditions
b. Technology etc.