GLOBAL TRENDS & OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS VENTURES Entrepreneurship I 2.03 A.

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GLOBAL TRENDS & OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS VENTURES Entrepreneurship I 2.03 A

Sources of information about global trends & opportunities  Newspapers  Trade Publications  Research Institutes  Travel  Trade Shows

Current Global Trends  Macroeconomics – the economy as a whole  Industry – of your interest  Technological – new products  Political – conservative or liberal  Legal – any laws concerning product or service  Regulatory – new regulations  Social – new needs and wants  Demographic – changes in population age, gender, etc.

Evaluating the potential of new ventures 