Problems Facing Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses

Summary Small and medium enterprises face economic uncertainty and overwhelm the legal provisions and employee consolidation issues. SMEs account for over 99% of all employees and employ more than half of the private sector. It also produces half of the US private G.D. (PR Newswire, October 29, 2014, pNA). Given the importance of small business to the economy, when one third of small business owners evaluate the overall health of the US economy as the greatest concern, it should be a serious problem with a higher appreciation is.

Schumpeter distinguishes between "replicating" entrepreneurs (building small and medium enterprises as well as other small businesses) and "innovative" entrepreneurs (destroying and destroying existing practices). They also differentiate between "small business" and "high growth company" (most small and medium enterprises are small scale). Both types play an important role in economic success. But they are totally different organizations. Most people trying to measure social entrepreneurial spirit try to measure the first entrepreneurial spirit. They measure the number of SMEs, the number of self employed, or the number of startups. However, this results in unusual results. Egypt is more "entrepreneur" than the United States. It also creates a very distorted image of business activities in developed countries.

The term "entrepreneur" is often compared to small and medium enterprises and sometimes used interchangeably, but the entrepreneurial spirit may be related to the creation of small and medium enterprises, so there is a difference between them. It can be started by an independent operator, but the startup usually brings some innovative ideas to provide market solutions that have never existed before, and as they begin to build startup goals Is to grow. Extensions are rarely the main advantages of small private business owners, existing products, services, and products with low scalability.

The term "entrepreneur" is often confused with the term "small business" or it is used interchangeably with this term. Most start-ups begin with small businesses, but strictly speaking, not all SMEs have entrepreneurial spirit. Many small businesses are sole businesses consisting solely of owners - or they have only a small number of employees - many of these small businesses offer existing products, processes or services, I do not aim. By contrast, entrepreneurs offer innovative products, processes or services, entrepreneurs often seeking to increase employees, international sales etc., which is a process funded by venture capital and angel investment We aim to expand the company by doing so. Thus, the term entrepreneur may be more closely related to the term entrepreneurial spirit.