Chapitre 1 Flashcards
What is entrepreneuship
pursuit of opportunity without regard to ressources currently controlled
three type of entrepreneurship
Occupational
Structural
Functional
What is occupational entrepreneurship
- seen as a job
- individual as unit of analysis
What is Structural entrepreneurship
- firm or industry as unit of analysis
- new and small firm as entrepreunarial firm
What is Functional entrepreneurship
- entrepreunarial processes as unit of analysis
independant of occupation and strutural concepts
personality entrepreneur
- Locus of control
- need of achievement
- Risk taking dimension
- situational variable
what does an entrpreneur
- performs a series of actions that results in the creation of a new organisation
- it is not about having it for a long time but more beeing the creator of an org
difference between small business owner and entrepreneur
- wealth creation ( amount) : SB= income stream that replaces traditional employment E= subtantial wealth - Wealth creation ( speed) SB= over a lifetime E= Rapid ( within 5 years) - Risk SB= low risk ( because business model successful) E= High risk - Innovation: SB= little innovation E= subtantial innovation
importance of entrepreneurship in society
- provides creative forces for new venture to work with
- make a difference in our world
- motivated by achievement, independence and accumulation of wealth
what is the learning curve
more you know, better is your experience
What is the creative destruction and who is its author?
- Schumpeter
- new way of using an existing industry by introducing a new technologie that change the way we live = less job, new way of consume, more customer
- motor of creative dest: new mindset, new perpectives, create new job, new possibility of doing our job, compliment the popular firm with technology offer new, better prod, faster services, lower prices
5 dimension of economics of entrepreneurship
- role
- industry dev
- creative destruction
- regional dev
- Wealth, jobs