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Valorization Of Entrepreneurship Through The Exercise Company, The Real Premise Of Sustainable Rural Development

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  • Geanina-Valentina LUPU
  • Costel CEOCEA
  • Alina Bianca POP
  • Aurel Mihail TITU

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Entrepreneurship is a modern economic concept that positively influences the economy as a whole. Today there are more and more businesses that require skilled labor and sustained economic growth. The European Union also contributes to this idea through a series of social objectives such as eliminating urban-rural disparities, stimulating entrepreneurship, rural development. Entrepreneurship is valued in the compulsory curriculum for the technological chain of the high school through the training company. This paper starts from the idea that students in rural areas are able to perform with the help of the exercise company, to develop their entrepreneurial knowledge. This article is based on a method of quantitative and qualitative research of national and international literature. The main tools used were the experiment and the survey using the questionnaire. The examination and interpretation of the obtained results highlighted conclusions regarding the impact of the exercise company for the capitalization of entrepreneurship among high school students in rural areas. The skilled and educated workforce is the basis for generational renewal, reducing the rate of depopulation, especially in rural areas, and building a solid foundation for increasing the quality of life leading to sustainable rural development.

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  • Geanina-Valentina LUPU & Costel CEOCEA & Alina Bianca POP & Aurel Mihail TITU, 2021. "Valorization Of Entrepreneurship Through The Exercise Company, The Real Premise Of Sustainable Rural Development," Proceedings of the INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, Faculty of Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania, vol. 15(1), pages 492-505, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:rom:mancon:v:15:y:2021:i:1:p:492-505
    DOI: 10.24818/IMC/2021/03.05
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