This report provides a detailed analysis of entrepreneurship and small business management, exploring different types of entrepreneurial ventures and their relationship to various typologies of entrepreneurship. It examines the differences and similarities between large and small-scale ventures, social and scalable start-ups, and serial entrepreneurs versus owner-managers. The report also assesses the impact of small and micro-businesses on the economy, highlighting their role in providing employment opportunities, increasing income, and contributing to GDP. Furthermore, it discusses the characteristics, traits, and skills of successful entrepreneurs, differentiating them from other business managers, and explores entrepreneurial motivation and mindset. The background and experience of entrepreneurs are also examined, concluding with a summary of the key findings and their implications for economic development. Desklib offers this and many other resources for students.
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