THE ENTREPRENEURIAL ENVIRONMENT: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Keywords:
intrapreneurship, social entrepreneurship, community based entrepreneurship, political, economy, government policyAbstract
An entrepreneur sees possibilities that no one has seen before in environmental changes and pursues this chance with whatever tools their have. The entrepreneur is constantly looking at how to develop new ways to make the product quality and become success in the business. Entrepreneurship ecosystems, intrapreneurship, social entrepreneurship and community based entrepreneurship are the type of entrepreneurial climate that entrepreneurs need to aware and given priorities. This paper provide a several ideas of the branches in entrepreneurship environment thought and intended to provide an idea of the breadth of this field of research. There are several other types of entrepreneurship environment from political, economic, national, technological, demographical, geographical, culture and government legal/ policy aspects probably influences the entrepreneurship fields.
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