INTRODUCTION Entrepreneurship is a difficult concept to define because it encompasses so many different perspectives. To some, it primarily represents innovation; for others, it entails taking risks. Some see it as a market-stabilizing force, while others associate it with starting, owning, and managing a small business. An entrepreneur may be defined as someone who brings together new combinations of production factors, such as innovative methods, products, markets, sources of supply, or organizational structures, or as a risk-taking individual. Alternatively, an entrepreneur could be defined as someone who, by capitalizing on market opportunities, contributes to the balance of aggregate supply and…