Exam 13: Social Entrepreneurship Models in Developing Countries

What can be said about the challenges that developing countries face concerning social entrepreneurship, compared to developed countries?

List the two explanations why a lack of capable human capital is a challenge to social entrepreneurship posed by developing countries.

Extreme poverty is a global problem and a fertile ground for initiatives in the field of social entrepreneurship. What are the characteristics of poverty?

There is much to be said about, and learned from, the variety of ways that people in developing countries approach the subject of social entrepreneurship and its practice as well. Context plays a crucial role in shaping this. Which differences cause considerable variation from country to country and across world regions?

What are the challenges to effective entrepreneurship in developing countries?

Developing countries tend to present a context characterized by acute poverty where informal institutions are strong governance mechanisms.

Mention two forms of informal institutions that are strong governance institutions in developing countries.

Context plays a crucial role in shaping the variety of ways that people in developing countries approach the subject of social entrepreneurship and its practice as well. Which factors cause considerable variation from country to country and across world regions?

What are the challenges that developing countries face concerning social entrepreneurship, compared to developed countries?

One challenge to social entrepreneurship posed by developing countries is a lack of capable human capital, as a result of "brain drain," characterized by the emigration of the educated population, a lack of relevant training. These causes seem to have a structural character. Mention and elaborate on three solutions to these causes.

Why is lack of capable human capital a challenge to social entrepreneurship posed by developing countries?

Developing countries face the same challenges concerning social entrepreneurship as developed countries.

Which of the following statements is true?

The depth and scope of social problems are the only challenges to effective social entrepreneurship in developing countries.

Leadership has been connected to the success of social entrepreneurs in navigating informal institutions in developing countries.

People who must live on $1.90 a day is a characteristic of poverty.

What is the role of leadership towards to the success of social entrepreneurs in navigating informal institutions in developing countries?

Differences in religion are one of the factors that determine the variety of ways that people in developing countries approach the subject of social entrepreneurship and its practice as well.

What can be said about the role of leadership to the success of social entrepreneurs in navigating informal institutions in developing countries?

What are challenges to effective social entrepreneurship in developing countries?