The present research endeavours to comprehend the young S&T graduates’ intention toward pursuing an entrepreneurial career in a developing nation i.e., India. Using a modified version of Ajzen’s theory of planned behaviour ...

This study assesses the influence of gender differences in the formation of entrepreneurial intention. Specifically, we investigate how culture and gender influence factors responsible for entrepreneurial intention ...

The paper is an attempt to investigate the inter-linkage between the workforce participation and economic empowerment of women. To attain the sustainable development goal in developing country like India- Women empowerment ...

In India the majority of businesses are in the dominant control of the families. It is estimated that 90% of the business in India is controlled by families (Gupta 2018). Most of the big corporate business houses like ...

The paper examines the nature and performance of participatory water institutions in eastern India using structural equation modelling. There is a crisis in the management of water in India, and this is often not about ...

Through this paper, we have discussed the present Indian start-up ecosystem. Start-up these days are burning cash on a huge scale to attract and retain customers. While they do so to maximize their profit and attain monopoly ...

The role of entrepreneurship is not merely confined to creation of enterprises, but also includes. creation of the capacity to produce wealth, jobs and: income- the most potent indicators of economic development. It is ...

With the emergence of knowledge-driven economy, entrepreneurial process turned out to be technology driven (Malerba, 2010). Drastic reduction in lifecycle of technologies, turbulence, and uncertainty forced entrepreneur ...

The famous economist Gregory Mankiw outlined 10 principles of economics. The first amongst the principles state that people face trade-offs. In other words, he meant to say that there is nothing such as a free lunch. The ...