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BACULLO, Ranze Angelique C.

BSTM-IT/3rd Year/HCM

1. What is Entrepreneurship?
Entrepreneurship is the process of establishing or starting a new business venture in order to
discover and pursue an opportunity. This often involves taking on financial risks in order to build
and bring a new product or service to market. An entrepreneur is a person who starts and runs a
new business scheme, often as the exclusive property owner or co-owner.
2. How can an individual become an entrepreneur. Discuss.
To be an entrepreneur, there are a few steps that must be followed.

1. Develop a business plan. This can be a product or service that fills a gap in the market or
addresses a specific need. It's important to conduct research and validate the idea before
moving forward.
2. Create a business plan. A business plan summarizes the details of the business including the
financial strategies, marketing strategy, and an effective operational proposal.
3. Secure funding. Depending on the business, an business owner needs to guarantee funding
through assets, loans, etc.
4. Build a team. As the business grows, an entrepreneur needs to hire personnel or find allies
to help with responsibilities.
5. Learn. Entrepreneurship is a continuous learning process, every entrepreneur should be
flexible and ready to adapt to certain situations, especially as the business grows.

3. Discuss the impact of Entrepreneurship on economic development.


By producing new enterprises, occupations, and industries, entrepreneurship significantly
contributes to economic growth. Entrepreneurs are renowned for their ability for spotting and
seizing fresh opportunities, which can result in the creation of innovative goods and services as
well as the adoption of technological solutions. In turn, this can spur economic growth by raising
local productivity, salaries, and living standards.
Additionally, entrepreneurship encourages market competition, which can result in reduced costs,
higher standards for goods and services, and more options for consumers. As a result, the economy
may become more effective and dynamic. Furthermore, small businesses, which are frequently
established by entrepreneurs, are frequently established in their communities, and may collaborate
with regional suppliers and service providers, which can support economic development and
encourage local growth.
By giving people the chance to better their financial situations through self-employment or by
creating jobs for others, entrepreneurship can also aid in the reduction of poverty and inequality.  
It's important to remember that not all entrepreneurship has a beneficial effect, as certain
companies may participate in dishonest or illegal activities that have a harmful influence on the
economy and society.

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