@book{759583,
	author = {Kaur, Rajpreet and Singla, Parul},
	title = {Economics of Entrepreneurship and Startups},
	publisher = {Book Enclave,},
	year = {2025.},
	address = {India:},
	edition = {1},
	note = {The economics of entrepreneurship and startups focuses on the financial, social, and market dynamics that influence the creation and growth of new businesses. Entrepreneurs play a vital role in driving innovation, creating jobs, and contributing to economic development. Startups, often characterized by their innovative ideas and high growth potential, operate in uncertain environments where risk-taking and adaptability are crucial for success. Economic factors such as access to capital, availability of skilled labour, market demand, and government policies greatly influence entrepreneurial activity. Startups typically rely on sources like personal savings, venture capital, angel investors, and crowd funding to raise the funds needed for product development, marketing, and operations. In return, successful startups contribute to the economy by generating income, paying taxes, and stimulating investment. The economic impact of entrepreneurship extends beyond individual businesses. Startups can disrupt traditional industries, introduce new technologies, and create competitive markets that benefit consumers through better products and services. Governments and institutions often support entrepreneurial ecosystems through incubators, startup grants, and favourable regulations to encourage innovation and job creation. Understanding the economics of entrepreneurship helps policymakers, investors, and aspiring entrepreneurs make informed decisions that drive sustainable growth and long-term success in a competitive global economy. The Economics of Entrepreneurship and Startups explores the financial principles, challenges, and opportunities involved in launching and growing new ventures.}
}