Relationship between entrepreneur healthcare with entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Trend: A small industrial site application

Abstract

Entrepreneurship is defined as all of the work related to establishing and running a business, such as establishing a business, operating administrative processes, and assuming all risks related to the production and marketing of a business. Entrepreneurship means establishing a business by taking risks, developing and marketing products by bringing together production factors. Thanks to entrepreneurship, the superior aspect of real labor and human brainpower as production factors that can be brought together with their qualities and create a value emerges. The importance of entrepreneurship in terms of individual and social benefit can be explained by the different emotions; providing business individuals, the privilege of being the boss of your own business to win in the solution process and to ensure participation. It is considered to be associated with health status the entrepreneur and trend of entrepreneurship that invest in the future of individuals with entrepreneurship in the sense of presenting their thoughts. The aim of this study the health status of entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial characteristics and to reveal the relationship between trends of entrepreneurship. Within the scope of this research, data was collected through a face-to-face survey method for small industry entrepreneurs in a site in the TR90 region, and a scale created by Küçük (2020) was used according to the literature. The findings were analyzed in the SPSS 20.0 program. The findings of the study that may be obtained as a result is expected to contribute interested parties, to industry and researchers.

Keywords

• Entrepreneurship
• trends of entrepreneurship
• health status of entrepreneurs.

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