Measuring Entrepreneurship Activity in India

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Authors: Sunil Shukla, Pankaj Bharti, Amit Kumar Dwivedi
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Abstract

This chapter highlights the annual patterns and present conditions, utilising data derived from the Adult Population Survey (APS) in India. The APS aims to assess India’s entrepreneurial potential and confidence in engaging in entrepreneurial activities, both in response to government initiatives and by their own choice. It also provides a detailed discussion by engaging data from competitive and relevant economies. It also discusses more about regions, gender, and their impact on the growth of entrepreneurship in the country. National teams in more than 50 countries conduct APS with adults and varied kinds of population groups. The APS attracts the participation of over 50 nations annually, with an average sample size of more than 2000 adults. The survey is administered to diverse participants, including adults, entrepreneurs, students, nascent entrepreneurs, intending entrepreneurs, and various others.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Global Health and Epidemiology Social and Economic Development in India

Publication details

Pages
20–42
Publication date
6 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter