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Analysis of Entrepreneurial Spirits Among MSME Entrepreneurs in Tamil Nadu


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The ‘spirit of entrepreneurship’ becomes a cornerstone on those no-hit economies may be engineered. Entrepreneurship is associate enigmatic conception and connotes various things to totally different individuals, as well as entrepreneurs themselves. this study is concentrated on small, tiny and Medium Enterprises in province. the info was collected from sample comprising of assorted Manufacture and repair suppliers. To analyse the entrepreneurial spirit of the small, tiny and Medium Entrepreneurs. A motive may be a drive that causes someone to require action to satisfy his specific desires. The factors that impelled the businessperson spirit among small, tiny and Medium Entrepreneurs in Tamil Nadu for fitting, operation, promotion of the enterprises was analyzed with the assistance of an element analysis. The revolved issue matrix for the 25 variables of motivation of entrepreneurial spirit among entrepreneurs. The 25 statements are reborn into seven factors like Family, Compulsion, Ambition, Facilitation, Revival, power and Pleasure. With the aim of developing the small, tiny and Medium Entrepreneurs, the govt. has dedicated itself in achieving excellence in formulation and implementation of commercial policies that aim at providing prompt and economical services to the MSMEs for sleek implementation and no-hit operations of commercial comes.

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Family, Compulsion, Ambition, Facilitation, Revival, Power, Pleasure
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N. Selvaraj
Department of Commerce, Saraswathi Narayanan College, India

Abstract


The ‘spirit of entrepreneurship’ becomes a cornerstone on those no-hit economies may be engineered. Entrepreneurship is associate enigmatic conception and connotes various things to totally different individuals, as well as entrepreneurs themselves. this study is concentrated on small, tiny and Medium Enterprises in province. the info was collected from sample comprising of assorted Manufacture and repair suppliers. To analyse the entrepreneurial spirit of the small, tiny and Medium Entrepreneurs. A motive may be a drive that causes someone to require action to satisfy his specific desires. The factors that impelled the businessperson spirit among small, tiny and Medium Entrepreneurs in Tamil Nadu for fitting, operation, promotion of the enterprises was analyzed with the assistance of an element analysis. The revolved issue matrix for the 25 variables of motivation of entrepreneurial spirit among entrepreneurs. The 25 statements are reborn into seven factors like Family, Compulsion, Ambition, Facilitation, Revival, power and Pleasure. With the aim of developing the small, tiny and Medium Entrepreneurs, the govt. has dedicated itself in achieving excellence in formulation and implementation of commercial policies that aim at providing prompt and economical services to the MSMEs for sleek implementation and no-hit operations of commercial comes.

Keywords


Family, Compulsion, Ambition, Facilitation, Revival, Power, Pleasure

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