• Entry Barriers to Entrepreneurship: A Concept Note 

  Shukla, Sunil; Awasthi, Dinesh N (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  : An assignment was given to the Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDI) by the National Entrepreneurship Development Board, Department of SSI and ARI, Government of India, New Delhi, to conduct a research ...
• Role of Institutional and Non-Institutional Finance in the Making of Small Entrepreneurs: A Study of Small Entrepreneurs of Coastal Karnataka 

  Poojary, M Chandra (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  In this paper an attempt is made to understand the role of institutional and non-Institutional finance in the making of small entrepreneurs. In particular the paper looks into the and means through which the small entrepreneurs ...
• Development of Rural Entrepreneurship in Tamil Nadu 

  Soundarapandian, M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  The labour force in India is increasing at 205 percent per annum but employment is increasing only by 2.2 percent annum. Agriculture is not able to provide gainful employment to the surplus rural labour. Development planners ...
• Founder Characteristics and Start-Up Policies of Entrepreneurial Ventures: A Comparison between British and Indian Enterprise 

  Manimala, Mathew J (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Research on entrepreneurship has had its focus shifting between the person, the project and the environment, depending on the paradigm's chosen by researchers. The two main paradigms guiding entrepreneurship research are: ...
• New Innovation in Risk Financing 

  Kaur, Narinder; Singh, Gajendra (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Venture Capital mean long term investment opportunity In high risk industrial projects with high reward possibilities. This investment may be at any stage of implementation of the project between start-up and commencement ...
• Market at the Margin: A Study of Extra-preneurs in and around Delhi 

  Nath, Pradosh (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Industrial clusters in and around Delhi have industrial units of various sizes from highly labour intensive tiny units to technologically sophisticated large and medium size units. Most of the tiny and small units are ...
• Entrepreneurship and Economic Development 

  Ajmeri, Sanjay R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  The development of modern small scale Industries has been one of the most significant & characteristic features of industrial development in India. The most important aspect of small industry development is that this sector ...
• Experiencing Micro-Enterprise Promotion through Supplementary Business Development Services under Care-Credit Project 

  Roul, Suryamani (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  CARE-India's CREDIT (Credit Rotation for Empowerment and Development through Institution Building and Training) Project is designed to address the fundamental problem of 10Yl' income of poor, rural women and their limited ...
• Emergence and Growth of Micro Finance Sector in India: With Special Reference to Finance for Micro Enterprises 

  Singh, Naresh (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  This concept paper is based on the premise that after fifty years of independence our achievements in the development sector are only moderate. Unemployment and poverty still pose major challenges for us, especially in ...
• Small Firms and Infrastructure 

  Das, Keshab; Morris, Sebastian (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Hirschman's categories of "infrastructure first" and "infrastructure following (industries)", and the historical experiences of the recently industrialising countries would be useful starting points in understanding the ...
• A Study on Entrepreneurship in Tiny, Small and Medium and Large Scale Enterprises in Pudukkota District, Tamilnadu 

  Thangamuthu, C; Murugesan, V (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Entrepreneurship is one of the important factors of economic development in general and rapid industrialisation in particular. Hence in the LDCs, entrepreneurship development becomes a vital issue. Some of the studies on ...
• Competition Policy and the Small Sector: Some Emerging Issues 

  Basant, Rakesh; Morris, Sebastian (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Recent years have seen a significant rise in the 'globalisation' of developing economies. The agreements in the Uruguay Round and the emergence of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has not only liberalised world trade, ...
• Fostering an Innovative Climate for the Development of New Products among the Malaysian Small Medium Enterprises 

  Mohamed, Norizah; Muhamad, Mohd Razali; Bakar, Nooh Abu (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Technological innovation is concerned with the use of knowledge for the creation and implementation of new technologies. These can be translated in the form of introducing radically new product to the market, improvement ...
• Leadership Styles: An Empirical Verification among First and Second Generation Entrepreneurs 

  Venkatapathy, R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Like the individual entrepreneur the term entrepreneur is also dynamic. The term entrepreneur has been defined in many forms and ways in the 17th century the term denoted a unique characteristic function of bearing ...
• Evaluations of Vital Design Parameters for Survival of Small Scale Industry 

  Kothavale, B S; Kallurkar, S P (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Economic restructuring in India presents opportunities, threats and made Indian industries and entrepreneur, particularly small and medium industry to face competition from multinationals. Environment in market demands ...
• A Comparative Study of Owner-led and Professional-led Companies 

  Akbar, M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  The beginning of this paper was made while asking a basic question: Whether entrepreneurial firms, known for their sterling performance both as new entrants into industries as well as for their frantic growth strategies, ...
• Developing the Peripheral Economy: Role of an Industry Association 

  Shah, Amita (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Industries Association (IA) as an institutional mechanism is receiving significant attention for promoting industrial growth in the post-liberalisation period. The basic rationale underlying .a membership association is ...
• Entrepreneurship Education and Training 

  Venkatapathy, R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Ever since Richard Cantillon coined the word 'entreprende' in French, the debate on who an entrepreneur is. Continuing the remain as inconclusive. Kilby searched with 'haffalump' ,but comfortable to identify an extinguished ...
• Triggering Entrepreneurship among Women in Urban Informal Sector Economic Necessities or Opportunities 

  Roy, Tanuka (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  A country's economic progress is found to be positively correlated with the rise in number and quality of its entrepreneurs. The entrepreneur as the determining factor in the creation of new wealth in society has since ...
• Women Entrepreneurs in Micro Enterprises 

  Manimekalai, N (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)

  Women in informal sector has been discussed and emphasized in recent years. It is well recognized in every part of the society that the women's work must be accounted and their household contribution must also be included ...

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