ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY AND WAYS OF CREDITING IT
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Keywords: entrepreneurship, innovation, risk-taking, creativity, financing, venture capital, angel investors, business loans, crowdfunding, angel networks, incubators, accelerators.Abstract
Annotation: Entrepreneurship is one of the most important driving forces behind economic growth and development. Entrepreneurs are individuals who take risks and bear uncertainties in order to create something new and innovative, whether it be a product, service, or entire industry. Entrepreneurial activity has been credited with creating millions of jobs, boosting economic activity and driving innovation. In this article, I will explore the history of entrepreneurship, the importance of entrepreneurial activity, and the different ways in which entrepreneurial activity can be credited.
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