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The document discusses the three main elements involved in the entrepreneurial process: the entrepreneur, the environment, and the opportunity. It defines the entrepreneurial process as all functions and actions related to perceiving and pursuing opportunities. The three key elements are the entrepreneur's intention, the environment where the firm will operate, and the business opportunity itself. The entrepreneurial intention model, which considers perceived desirability, social norms, knowledge, and feasibility, is cited as the most important predictor of an individual engaging in firm creation.
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- 6. Intention Intention is a cognitive construct that captures the motivational factors influencing behaviour the entrepreneurial intention would be the most important element to predict the individual’s firm-creation behavior The entrepreneurial intention model is the basic element in the entrepreneurial process.
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