Showing posts with label Conference Papers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conference Papers. Show all posts
Sunday, 24 June 2018
Monday, 6 March 2017
Basic Concept and Meaning of Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial Traits and Characteristics
A
Definition of Entrepreneurship and the Entrepreneur
The issue of graduate unemployment has tasked the
ingenuity of many university teachers and administrators. Many graduates remain
unemployed and sometimes unemployable.
In recent times however, the government has come to
recognize the importance of entrepreneurship in
economic development: that industrial and economic development is fostered not
by few large-scale industries, but by numerous entrepreneurial ventures or rural small-scale enterprises, which have the capacity to
provide employment and aid growth in an unprecedented manner.
Industrialized nations like the US and Japan owe
their development to the activities of fast growing small-scale enterprises rather than the few
large-scale companies that operates in their economics.
The
Conceptual Model of Entrepreneurship Development, Education and Failure
Characteristics
of entrepreneurship
Wednesday, 4 January 2017
A Review and comparison of Entrepreneurship Development in Nigeria with Japan, South Africa, Malaysia, India and Dubai.
Introduction
Nigeria is naturally endowed with
entrepreneurship opportunities; however the realization of the full potential
of these opportunities has been dampened by the adaptation of inappropriate
industrialization policies at different times. Several policy interventions
that were aimed at stimulating entrepreneurship development via small and
medium scale enterprises promotion, based on technology transfer strategy, have
failed to achieve the desired goals as it led to the most indigenous entrepreneurs
becoming distribution agents of imported products as opposed to building
in-country entrepreneurial capacity for manufacturing, mechanized agriculture
and experts services.
One of the goals of economic
development strategies pursued by many countries of the world has been
improvement in the standard of living through job creation. Entrepreneurship
development is no doubt a vital tool in fostering job creation. Entrepreneurs
orchestrate transformations and create new channels for economic activity and
employment. Petrin (1994) emphasized that for countries to accelerate economic
development in their rural areas, it is necessary to build up the critical mass
of first generation entrepreneurs. Thus, all countries that wish to pursue
continued development must encourage entrepreneurship.
History of
Entrepreneurship in Nigeria
Friday, 30 December 2016
Brief description of Independent and Mutual-exclusive projects
Independent project
An independent project
is one where the decision to accept or reject the project has no effect on any
other projects being considered by the company. For example the decision to
replace a company's computer system would be considered independent of a decision
to build a new factory.
Mutually-exclusive Projects
A mutually-exclusive
project is one where acceptance of such a project will have an effect on the
acceptance of another project. In mutually exclusive projects, the cash flows
of one project can have an impact on the cash flows of another. Starbucks
decision to buy Teavana will most certainly have a profound effect on the
future cash flows of the coffee business as well as influence the decision
making process of other future projects undertaken by Starbucks.
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