First of all, it's vital that you understand what entrepreneurship is. Entrepreneurship can be described as the act of being an entrepreneur - a person who undertakes business ventures, which are usually fraught with risk and economic danger, in order to create a successful product, business or company as a result.
Although entrepreneurship can be risky and dangerous, if you are successful in your venture, the rewards can be astounding. This is shown through the popularity around the world in television shows such as "Dragon's Den", where potential entrepreneurs approach their potential shareholders for a chance to create their own franchise or product.
In addition, the security and stability of setting up your own business or product are questionable at best, and in Japanese culture, especially for me, being a consistent provider for yourself and your family is a major concern.
As a result, Japan has one of the lowest entrepreneurship rates in the developed world, and, despite efforts by the Japanese government to support and promote entrepreneurship, this trend has yet to show signs of change.
Internet cafes are an example of entrepreneurship in Nigeria. However, budding and potentially successful entrepreneurs are hindered due to the economic situation in Nigeria - there is little money which is readily available for entrepreneurs to use in order to fund their business venture.
Although entrepreneurship can be risky and dangerous, if you are successful in your venture, the rewards can be astounding. This is shown through the popularity around the world in television shows such as "Dragon's Den", where potential entrepreneurs approach their potential shareholders for a chance to create their own franchise or product.
- Japan
In addition, the security and stability of setting up your own business or product are questionable at best, and in Japanese culture, especially for me, being a consistent provider for yourself and your family is a major concern.
As a result, Japan has one of the lowest entrepreneurship rates in the developed world, and, despite efforts by the Japanese government to support and promote entrepreneurship, this trend has yet to show signs of change.
- Nigeria
Internet cafes are an example of entrepreneurship in Nigeria. However, budding and potentially successful entrepreneurs are hindered due to the economic situation in Nigeria - there is little money which is readily available for entrepreneurs to use in order to fund their business venture.