Entrepreneurship: A scenario with potential for development

Abstract

Since ancient times, humans have had the capacity to innovate and diversify their economic activities, a process known as entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is increasingly recognized and associated not only with family and community economies but also with the economies of countries and the global market, particularly in terms of its effects on sustainable and sustainable development. This topic has been explored in terms of entrepreneurial behavior and its relationship with the potential for innovation in socioeconomic development, where the entrepreneur is an entity always attentive and willing to seize new opportunities and face challenges in order to meet the emerging needs of consumers and their own expectations. The following qualitative descriptive research presents an analysis and information collected from databases in cyberspace, which highlights as intervening variables the economy, the management of sustainable and sustainable enterprises, and training in the entrepreneurship management process with the goal of assessing their potential for the socioeconomic development of societies.