Theory of Entrepreneurial Interest

Author: Xu Mei
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Entrepreneurship is an economic activity that creates value, and entrepreneurial interests are the fundamental reason and ultimate result of all entrepreneurial activities. The book is divided into four parts: Introduction, Upper Part, Middle Part, and Lower Part. It provides a detailed analysis of the basic characteristics of entrepreneurial activities based on innovative activities and explores the connotation of entrepreneurship. It analyzes the micro and macro composition of entrepreneurial interests, as well as the sources and methods of generating these interests. It also examines the relevant impacts of different institutional conditions on the development of entrepreneurial activities. Based on foreign policies and institutional arrangements related to the realization of entrepreneurial interests, the book analyzes the gaps in China's institutional environment for realizing entrepreneurial interests and attempts to propose recommendations for constructing a favorable institutional and policy framework that supports Chinese entrepreneurs in achieving their entrepreneurial interests. It is hoped that a better institutional environment for entrepreneurship can promote the widespread development of entrepreneurial activities in China, thereby achieving sustainable economic growth. The book is suitable for a broad readership. The book is divided into four parts: Introduction, Upper Part, Middle Part, and Lower Part, providing a detailed analysis of the basic characteristics of entrepreneurial activities based on innovative activities and exploring the connotation of entrepreneurship. It analyzes the micro and macro composition of entrepreneurial interests, as well as the sources and methods of generating these interests. It also examines the relevant impacts of different institutional conditions on the development of entrepreneurial activities.