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Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Intrapreneurship

ICSE · Class 11 · Entrepreneurship

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1. Meaning and Nature of Entrepreneurship

  • Entrepreneurship is a systematic innovation involving a purposeful and organised search for change and a systematic analysis of opportunities.
  • It is a continuous process, not a single act of starting a business.
  • It begins with idea generation and continues through planning, organising, decision-making, innovation, expansion, and sometimes exit.
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2. Factors Affecting Entrepreneurship

  • Entrepreneurship is influenced by political, legal and taxation, resource availability, psychological, technological, and administrative factors.
  • Political stability and supportive policies encourage business growth.
  • Startup India, Make in India, and reduction in corporate tax rates created a positive climate for business in India.
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3. Types of Entrepreneurship

  • Small business entrepreneurship is owner-managed, labour-intensive, low-capital, limited-growth-oriented, and livelihood-focused.
  • Scalable startup entrepreneurship focuses on innovative ideas, uses technology as the core driver, seeks venture capital, and aims for exponential growth.
  • Large company entrepreneurship involves innovation within established corporations to remain competitive.
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4. Innovation and Types of Innovation in Entrepreneurship

  • Innovation is the introduction of new ideas, products, processes, or business models that create value and satisfy market needs.
  • Innovation is the practical application of creative ideas.
  • Innovation transforms inventions and concepts into commercially viable products.

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Entrepreneurship is a systematic and purposefulInnovation is the introduction of newEntrepreneurial growth depends on political stabilitySmall businesses are ownerIncremental innovation improves existing offerings

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Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Intrapreneurship covers several key topics that are frequently asked in ICSE Class 11 board exams. Focus on the core concepts listed on this page and practise related questions to build confidence.
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