Podjetništvo med željami in stvarnostjo

Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Slovenija 2005

Miroslav Rebernik (Author), Polona Tominc (Author), Ksenja Pušnik (Author), Matjaž Mulej (Reviewer), Aleš Vahčič (Reviewer)

Abstract

Globalni podjetniški monitor (GEM) ugotavlja razlike v ravni podjetniške aktivnosti med posameznimi državami, odkriva dejavnike, ki vodijo k primerni ravni podjetniške aktivnosti, ter predlaga ukrepe, ki bi lahko izboljšali podjetniško aktivnost posamezne države. Tokratna študija razširja vidike proučevanja podjetništva na več kategorij kot v preteklih letih. Novost je tudi spremljanje ustaljenih podjetij, to je podjetij, ki so starejša od treh let in pol. Podjetništvo je namreč preveč kompleksen pojav, da bi lahko zgolj z deležem prebivalstva, ki je vključen med nastajajoče in nove podjetnike (TEA) prikazali razpon podjetniške aktivnosti države. Raziskava GEM 2005 je pokazala razveseljiv napredek na nekaterih področjih: večja vključenost odraslega prebivalstva v podjetniške aktivnosti, več podjetništva zaradi priložnosti, večje vključevanje žensk v podjetništvo, manjšo stopnjo smrtnosti nastajajočih podjetij in še kaj. Pokazala pa je tudi na številne slabosti: nizko inovativnost ustaljenih podjetij, slabo izobrazbeno strukturo podjetnikov, podjetništvu nenaklonjene kulturne norme, manko primernega izobraževanja in usposabljanja za podjetništvo, ipd.

Keywords

podjetje;podjetništvo;podjetnik;Slovenija;raziskave;razvoj;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2006
Typology:	2.12 - Final Research Report
Organization:	UM EPF - Faculty of Economics and Business
Publisher:	Ekonomsko-poslovna fakulteta, Inštitut za podjetništvo in management malih podjetij
UDC:	65.011.1(497.4)
COBISS:	55948033
ISBN:	961-6354-61-2
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Entrepreneurship between Wishes and Reality
Secondary abstract:	The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) tries to determine differences between countries regarding the level of entrepreneurial activity, reveals factors leading to adequate level of entrepreneurial activity and suggests measures that would lead to its improvement. Present study extends aspects of entrepreneurial analysis into more categories than previous years. New to the GEM methodology is the monitoring of established businesses. These are businesses which are older than three years and a half. Entrepreneurship is a complex phenomenon where the entrepreneurial activity cannot be simply defined with the entrepreneurs included in nascent and new ventures (TEA). Present study shows progress in some areas, which are: increased involvement of adult population in the entrepreneurial activity, increase of opportunity-driven entrepreneurship, increased involvement of females into entrepreneurship, decreased level of discontinuation rate of nascent ventures, etc. But it also highlighted many weaknesses, which are: low innovativeness of established businesses (ventures), weak educational structure of entrepreneurs, cultural norms’ aversion to entrepreneurship, deficiency of appropriate entrepreneurship education and training, etc.
Secondary keywords:	Entrepreneurship;Global Entrepreneurship Monitor;Established Businesses;Innovativeness;Growth;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Scientific work
Pages:	56 str.
ID:	9250763