Ans It refers to an attractive and accessable economic idea which could be implemented to create a business, earn maximum profit, and leads to further growth NationalCarsrud and Brannback, 11) Table 2 The push/pull, economic/noneconomic motivation Push Pull Economic Necessity Opportunity Noneconomic Dissatisfaction Independence Social entrepreneurs seem to be motivated primarily by noneconomic motives such as the search forLabor Easy availability of the right type of workers also affect entrepreneurship The quality rather than the number of labour influences the emergence and growth of entrepreneurship The problem of labour immobility can be solved by providing infrastructural facilities
Entrepreneur What Is It
