During the pre-liberalization period (1847-1991) in India, the Economic policy was inward looking, regulated, monopolistic and non-competitive. But during 191-1996, the congress government headed by Narasimha Rao formulated a strategy about to change economic policy regrading business licenses and permits, as also its attitudes towards multi-national companies operating in India. About Author : Dr. H. S. Viramgami (b. 1970) obtained his M.Com. (Business Management) from Gujarat University and Ph.D. (Human Resources Management) from Saurashtra University (Gujarat). He has distinguished academic record to his credit anda rank holder in his graduate studies. Contents : PrefaceAcknowledgement1. Entrepreneur and Enterpreneurship- An Introduction2. Various Types of Business Organization and Legal Requirements3. Analysis of Business Opportunity4. Analysis of Business Environment5. Sources of Business CApital6. Venture Capital7. Innovation8. Achievement Theory For An Entrepreneur9. Project Report10. Entrepreneurship Development Program11. Small Scale Industry in India12. Various Roles of An Entrepreneur13. Crisis in EntrepreneurBibliographyIndex