About the Journal

Semarak International Journal of Entrepreneurship, Economics, and Business Development (SIJEEBD) focuses on exploring and advancing research in entrepreneurship, economics, and business development. It aims to cover a wide range of topics including entrepreneurial strategies, economic theories and models, business innovation, startup development, market dynamics, and policy implications. The journal seeks to facilitate interdisciplinary dialogue and contribute to the understanding and promotion of entrepreneurial activities, economic growth, and sustainable business practices.

Scope including:

1. Entrepreneurial Strategies: Analysis of various entrepreneurial strategies employed by startups, small businesses, and large corporations to achieve success and sustainability.

2. Economic Theories and Models: Examination and critique of economic theories and models relevant to entrepreneurship and business development, including theories of innovation, market dynamics, and economic growth.

3. Business Innovation: Research on innovation processes within businesses, including product development, service delivery, and organizational innovations, and their impact on business success and competitiveness.

4. Startup Development: Studies on the challenges and opportunities faced by startups, including issues related to financing, market entry, scalability, and growth strategies.

5. Market Dynamics: Analysis of market trends, consumer behavior, competitive landscapes, and industry dynamics affecting entrepreneurial ventures and business development.

6. Policy Implications: Evaluation of the impact of government policies, regulations, and economic interventions on entrepreneurship, business development, and economic growth.

7. Sustainable Business Practices: Exploration of sustainable business models, corporate social responsibility initiatives, and environmentally friendly practices adopted by businesses to promote long-term viability and societal well-being.

8. Entrepreneurial Finance: Research on financing mechanisms available to entrepreneurs and startups, including venture capital, angel investment, crowdfunding, and traditional banking sources.

9. International Entrepreneurship: Examination of cross-border entrepreneurial activities, internationalization strategies, and the impact of globalization on entrepreneurship and economic development.