The main risks faced by entrepreneurs include

The main risks faced by entrepreneurs include:

Entrepreneurial risks mainly include: technical risks, market risks, financial risks and management risks.

Entrepreneurial risk comes from the uncertainty of related factors in entrepreneurial activities. In the process of starting a business, entrepreneurs should invest a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources, introduce and adopt various new production factors and market resources, and establish or reform the existing organizational structure, management system, business processes and working methods.

According to the subjective and objective division of risk sources, it can be divided into subjective entrepreneurial risk and objective entrepreneurial risk. Subjective entrepreneurial risk refers to the possibility of entrepreneurial failure due to subjective factors such as the physical and psychological quality of entrepreneurs in the entrepreneurial stage.

Objective entrepreneurial risk refers to the possibility of entrepreneurial failure due to objective factors such as market changes, policy changes, competitors and lack of venture capital.

Extended data:

The uncertainty of entrepreneurial environment, the complexity of entrepreneurial opportunities and enterprises, and the limited ability and strength of entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial teams and venture capitalists are the fundamental sources of entrepreneurial risks.

Research shows that the process of starting a business is often the process of transforming an idea or technology into a specific product or service. In this process, there are several basic and interrelated gaps, which are the main sources of the above uncertainty, complexity and finiteness, that is to say, under the given macro conditions, the risk of starting a business often comes directly from these gaps.