Entrepreneurship in small business

  • Adrovic S
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The organisational skill of a capital owner, who starts or continues his independent venture in order to discover a new market and a new customer, is called entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship has to be supported, because it is a motivation for creative, innovative people to make a profit independently and take a beneficial function in the society. Innovative work and entrepreneurial spirit have never had such an important meaning as it has today. Every entrepreneurial venture, especially in a market economy, is a special movement in a field of uncertainty, which hides the danger of future adverse consequences for what is done in present. This danger is the cause of risk of a certain venture.

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Adrovic, S. (2013). Entrepreneurship in small business. Ekonomski Izazovi, 2(4), 85–96. https://doi.org/10.5937/ekoizavov1304085a

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