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Browsing 10 - 06th Biennial Conference on Advances and Trends in Entrepreneurship Research (Feb. 2005) by Title

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  • Entrepreneurship in the Tanzanian Informal Sector: Formalise or Not Formalise? 
    Ngowi, Honest Prosper (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    The role of the informal sector in the development process is highly recognised and acknowledged. The sector contributes significantly to the production and distribution of goods and services. It creates employment and ...
  • An Entrepreneurship Model to accelerate Economic Growth and Human Welfare 
    Rao, S R Subba; Prasad, Ch S (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Despite economic reforms since 1991, and introduction of various entrepreneurship promotion programmes, India continues to face chronic problems of poverty and unemployment, among others. Regional disparities persist. These ...
  • Entrepreneurship Research in Indian Universities 
    Batthini, Ganapathi; Tripathy, Jayanta Kumar (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    This paper presents a critical study of the trends in the growth and development of entrepreneurship research in Indian Universities during the last four and a half years. This study reveals the number and percentage of ...
  • Environment, Ecology & Entrepreneurship 
    Pal, Arun (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Rapid growth of Industrialisation within the country creating lot of demand on natural environmental resources. It also creates pollution problem. Flow of resources like soil, mineral water to economic activity for production ...
  • Excellence Models for Entrepreneurship in Post Reform Era 
    Goel, M M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    In the present paper an attempt is being made to diagnose the deteriorating standards in entrepreneurship particularly in Small Scale Industries (SSI) and to prescribe the essentials for an entrepreneur to become relevant ...
  • Explaining Entrepreneurial Success: A Conceptual Model 
    Thakur, Munish Kumar (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    The paper attempts at developing a conceptual model for entrepreneurial success. The approach followed in the mode deviates from trait and background approaches to explain entrepreneurial success. The model has been developed ...
  • First Generation Entrepreneurship: Some Lessons 
    Mohanty, Laxman (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    First generation entrepreneurship is difficult owing to lack of support of relevant knowledge base and network. Though the journey is difficult it is nevertheless very enriching. Many business realities and lessons are ...
  • Gender Constraints in Business Start ups: Some Learning 
    Sengupta, Nabarun (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Empowerment of women through enterprise establishment and self employment is a time tested model. NGOs and Government agencies have seen this model as one that could help women become economically self reliant. The economic ...
  • Gender Issues in Entrepreneurship: An Empirical Study of Entrepreneurial Aspirations among Students with Management Background 
    Mondkar, Sheetal (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    In a macro scenario, due to the existing gender differences, the fact remains that male entrepreneurs exceed female entrepreneurs. The gender differences show in the management style, motivational aspects and certain innate ...
  • Growth Strategies of Indian Mid-Size Entrepreneurial Firms 
    Akbar, M; Mishra, Anurag (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Mid-size firms are transitional firms powered by an entrepreneurial legacy and high growth potential of their operating sector. However, there exists no definition of mid-size firms in India. The only available classification ...
  • Imitation, Incremental Innovation and Climb Down: A Strategy for Survival and Growth of New Ventures 
    Vyas, Vijay (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Productivity, profit and growth of enterprise have been closely linked to its ability to innovate successfully. Imitation is seen as an inferior and 'non-entrepreneurial' act. The accelerating technical change, however, ...
  • Impact of Micro Financing in Promoting Women Micro Entrepreneurship 
    Manimekalai, N (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Micro financing has been revolutionizing the rural economy through the self-help groups. The success of the concept of micro credit through self-help groups has encouraged the government to use as an instrument to address ...
  • Innovation and Growth Potential: The case of fish traders in Tanzania 
    Kimeme, Joseph (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    The introduction of economic reforms in Third World countries since the late 1980s, turned thousands of laid off employees into instant entrepreneurs. Yet their increase in number was not matched by good performance. Since ...
  • Innovative Food Technologies to Motivate Small Entrepreneurs 
    Sucharitha, K V; Chandralekha, K; Rajini, N (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    The importance of entrepreneurial resource as a critical input in the process of economic development has now been widely recognized by scholars and policy makers. The new entrepreneurs coming from non-traditional groups, ...
  • Introducing Entrepreneurship in Curriculum 
    Parthasarathy, K (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Entrepreneurship is a creative process in which resources are organized and used in a venture that satisfies both personal needs or wants and the needs or wants of others. The introduction of entrepreneurship in universities, ...
  • Latent Opportunity for Indian Entrepreneur in Global Market: A Case Study of Ayurvedic Industry 
    Trivedi, Rohit H (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    In the world Ayurveda market, share of Indian entrepreneurs is only 5% with Rs. 4000 crore. If India gets its act together, it can become a major player in the global market for herbal based medicines. Exports of herbal ...
  • Liberalisation and its Impact on Urban Informal Sector 
    Roy, Tanuka (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Development is a dynamic chain of interrelations involving economy, human ware and material processes. The path to economic prosperity vis-à-vis policies and processes has changed over the years in search of alternative ...
  • Managing Strategically - The Necessity for Enterprise: To Begin, To Grow, To Restructure, and To Divest 
    Kulkarni, Aaishwarya (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    With the widening economic horizons, beginning from 1991 and open since 2005, there exist innumerable opportunities for entrepreneurship. The entrepreneurship is the process of wealth creation for the prosperity of the ...
  • Micro-Enterprises Through Women SHGs: A Case Study in Ajmer (Rajasthan) 
    Rao, V M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Planning and management of rural non-farm (RNF) activities taken up through women SHGs organised by all women dairy cooperative societies (WDCSs) in Ajmer district is analysed in this paper. Ajmer milk union has 127 WDCSs ...
  • Model of Technopreneurship to Empower Rural Youths for Self-Employment 
    Tatpuje, Dipak U (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Post implications of the Open Market Policy have created much potential in the various sectors. In order to compete with the trends in the market, it is essential to revolute and design newly formed Modules of training in ...

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