Fostering Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development in China: A Policy Review

  • Shaoming Cheng West Virginia University

Abstract

Entrepreneurship has become vital to the success of a company and economic growth. There is increasing evidence to show significant correlation between entrepreneurship and economic growth. Countries in the world are experiencing a surge of interest in the formation of new businesses especially in the developing world. This escalating interest of entrepreneurship has become a focal strategy of regional and national economic development in many regions and countries. Strong emphasis on enterprise development as a platform for economic development is thus an important dimension in development policy.

Author Biography

Shaoming Cheng, West Virginia University
The author has a Ph.D. in Public Policy from the School of Public Policy, George Mason University and works as a research assistant professor at the Regional Research Institute, West Virginia University.
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