The impact of personal and environmental factors on entrepreneurship

Focusing on entrepreneurship as the creation of new enterprises, this thesis explores the various factors influencing individuals or groups to initiate a business. It highlights the significance of personal characteristics in the decision-making process and examines how environmental support can mitigate the risks associated with starting a venture. Additionally, the study assesses the impact of culture, demonstrating its direct and moderating effects on individuals' decisions to create new businesses. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial process.