Turkey: entrepreneurial attitudes and perceptions 2021

Only one-quarter of the Turkish people believed that its was easy to start a business, according to the results of a survey on the entrepreneurial perceptions and attitudes in Turkey in 2021, published as a part of Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. Over 59 percent of the respondents thought they personally had the skills and knowledge to start a business.

Entrepreneurial attitudes and perceptions in Turkey in 2021

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Release date

February 2022

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Region

Turkey

Survey time period

2021

Number of respondents

2,000 respondents

Age group

18-64 years

Method of interview

Questionnaire

Supplementary notes

Definitions of presented indicators:
The perception of entrepreneurial opportunities reflects the percentage of individuals who believe there are opportunities to start a business in the area they live in.
Perceived capabilities reflect the percentages of individuals who believe they have the required skills, knowledge and experience to start a new business.
The measure of fear of failure (when it comes to starting your own business) applies to those who perceive opportunities only.
Entrepreneurial intentions is defined by the percentage of individuals who expect to start a business within the next three years (those who are currently already entrepreneurially active are excluded from this measure).
Entrepreneurship as a good career choice, High status to successful entrepreneurs, Media attention to successful entrepreneurs assess societal impressions about entrepreneurship as a career choice and whether entrepreneurs are afforded high status and receive positive media attention. These perceptions assess the visibility and attractiveness of entrepreneurship.

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