This document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and different types of business entities. It discusses that entrepreneurship involves identifying market needs and gathering resources to produce products/services to meet those needs. The importance of entrepreneurship to individuals, communities and economies is outlined. The entrepreneurial process is described as involving discovery, development, organizing resources, implementation and returns. Finally, the key types of business entities - sole proprietorship, partnership and corporation - are defined and their main advantages and disadvantages are compared.
This document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and different types of business entities. It discusses that entrepreneurship involves identifying market needs and gathering resources to produce products/services to meet those needs. The importance of entrepreneurship to individuals, communities and economies is outlined. The entrepreneurial process is described as involving discovery, development, organizing resources, implementation and returns. Finally, the key types of business entities - sole proprietorship, partnership and corporation - are defined and their main advantages and disadvantages are compared.
This document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and different types of business entities. It discusses that entrepreneurship involves identifying market needs and gathering resources to produce products/services to meet those needs. The importance of entrepreneurship to individuals, communities and economies is outlined. The entrepreneurial process is described as involving discovery, development, organizing resources, implementation and returns. Finally, the key types of business entities - sole proprietorship, partnership and corporation - are defined and their main advantages and disadvantages are compared.
This document provides an overview of entrepreneurship and different types of business entities. It discusses that entrepreneurship involves identifying market needs and gathering resources to produce products/services to meet those needs. The importance of entrepreneurship to individuals, communities and economies is outlined. The entrepreneurial process is described as involving discovery, development, organizing resources, implementation and returns. Finally, the key types of business entities - sole proprietorship, partnership and corporation - are defined and their main advantages and disadvantages are compared.
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES ARE NEEDED BY PEOPLE AT THE RIGHT TIME, AT THE RIGHT PLACE AND TO THE RIGHT PEOPLE, AND AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
PRIMARILY INVOLVES HAVING A GREAT IDEA OR CONCEPT, AND
GATHERING RESOURCES (PEOPLE, MONEY, RAW MATERIALS, KNOWLEDGE, AND KNOW-HOW) IN ORDER TO PRODUCE THE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO BUY Importance of entrepreneurship
TO THE FILIPINO PEOPLE:
• Helps improve their financial and social life • Helps broaden their creativity Importance of entrepreneurship
TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY:
• Provides employment in the community • MSMEs generated a total of 3,595,641 jobs in 2009 compared to 2,094,928 for large enterprises. • Creates new demand in the market • Creates business opportunities • Increases constructive competition Importance of entrepreneurship TO THE PHILIPPINE ECONOMY: • Encourages competitiveness and thereby challenges entrepreneurs to keep improving their product and services • Facilitates sooth flow of money supply in the market • Assists the national government in its desire to have favorable economic ratings the world market ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS Discovery Development of Concept Organizing Resources Implementation
Reaping the returns
ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS Discovery - Recognition of business ideas Development of Concept - Gives the details and suggests the preparation Organizing of a business plan Resources Implementation
Reaping the returns
ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS Discovery Development of Concept Organizing Resources Implementation - process of -process of carrying out identifying, sourcing, the business plan and financing human, including mechanism for confronting actual and nonhuman, and other potential rival resources Reaping the returns ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS Discovery Development of Concept Organizing Resources Implementation
Reaping the returns
-strategies related to expansion, covers mechanisms for addressing conditions that may affect the future of the business TYPES OF ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO OWNERSHIP: The Sole Proprietorship: is not a legal entity. It simply refers to a natural person who owns the business and is personally responsible for its debts. The sole proprietorship has no separate identity under the law. Disadvantages of the Sole Proprietorship Advantages of the Sole Proprietorship • Owners are subject to unlimited personal • Owners can establish a sole proprietorship liability for the debts, losses, and liabilities instantly, easily, and inexpensively. of the business. • Sole proprietorships carry little, if any, • Owners cannot raise capital by selling an ongoing formalities. interest in the business. • Owners may freely mix business and • Sole proprietorships rarely survive the death personal assets. or incapacity of their owners and so do not retain value. TYPES OF ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO OWNERSHIP: The Partnership: is a business form created automatically when two or more persons engage in a business enterprise for profit Disadvantages Advantages • All owners are subject to unlimited personal • Owners can start partnerships relatively liability for the debts, losses, and liabilities easily and inexpensively. of the business • Partnerships do not require annual meetings • Individual partners bear responsibility for and require few ongoing formalities. the actions of other partners. • Poorly organized partnerships and oral partnerships can lead to disputes among owners. TYPES OF ENTERPRISES ACCORDING TO OWNERSHIP: A Corporation: is a body –I t is a legal person in the eyes of the law. It can bring lawsuits, can buy and sell property, contract, be taxed, and even commit crimes. Its most notable feature: a corporation protects its owners from personal Advantages liability for corporate debts and obligations--within Disadvantages limits. • Corporations require annual meetings and • Owners are protected from personal liability require owners and directors to observe for company debts and obligations. certain formalities. • Corporations have a reliable body of legal • Corporations are more expensive to set up precedent to guide owners and managers. than partnerships and sole proprietorships. • Corporations can more easily raise capital • Corporations require annual fees and • Corporations can have an unlimited life. periodic filings with the state.