Fundamentals of entrepreneurship
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This document outlines the objectives and units of the course "Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship". The objective is to expose students to entrepreneurial culture and industry growth to help them start and manage their own businesses. The five units cover introduction to entrepreneurship including theories and characteristics; analyzing opportunities and conducting environmental analysis; entrepreneurial behavior and social responsibility; entrepreneurial development programs; and the role of entrepreneurs in economic growth, employment, and regional development. Suggested readings on topics like industrial entrepreneurship, venture capital, and project preparation are also provided.
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2) The Fed has begun tapering its asset purchase program but monetary policy remains highly accommodative. Interest rates will stay near zero until unemployment falls further.
3) The Fed has tools like interest on reserves and reverse repos to manage the large balance sheet and control interest rates during normalization of policy. Any rate increases will be gradual and clearly communicated.
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This document provides information about different types of economies. It begins by defining an economy and its key features. It then describes the main characteristics of three types of economies: capitalist economies, socialist economies, and mixed economies. Capitalist economies emphasize private property, free enterprise, profit motive, and competition. Socialist economies involve collective ownership, central planning, and prioritize social welfare over individual profit. Mixed economies combine elements of capitalism and socialism, with both public and private sectors coexisting. The document also distinguishes between developed and developing economies based on their level of economic development and standards of living.
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The document provides an overview of India's economic performance and progress towards inclusiveness during the Eleventh Five Year Plan period from 2007-2012. Some key points:
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- Poverty declined at a faster pace than before, by approximately 1 percentage point per year, though still short of the Eleventh Plan's 2 percentage point target. Real rural wages and access to programs promoting inclusiveness increased.
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Adam Smith argued that economic growth occurs through changes in the division of labor. The author defines entrepreneurship as human actions that lead to changes in the division of labor. Three articles are discussed that provide examples of how entrepreneurship changes the division of labor. The first discusses productive versus unproductive entrepreneurship. The second builds an economic model showing how individuals specialize production. The third highlights how knowledge spillovers from companies and universities lead to spin-offs that exploit innovations.
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