ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS FEASIBILITY STUDI (STUDI KELAYAKAN USAHA)

Ahmed Sardi
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Ahmed Sardi: STKIP Darud Da'wah Wal Irsyad Pinrang

No 9e7zy, OSF Preprints from Center for Open Science

Abstract: Since somebody is planning to launch and operate a firm, they must do a business feasibility study. Researching in-depth is done at this point. A business feasibility study can be helpful to a firm since it determines whether or not a business strategy is feasible, as the name implies. Business feasibility studies are not randomly conducted. Business owners need to be aware of the objectives, stages, and aspects. Generally, a business or business feasibility study is research that concerns various aspects, be it from legal, socioeconomic and cultural aspects, market and marketing aspects, technical and technological aspects to management and financial aspects, where it is all used for the basis of feasibility study research and the results are used to make decisions whether a project or business can be done or postponed and even not carried out. In accordance with the future conditions are filled with uncertainty, certain considerations are needed in starting a business, where the basis of these considerations can be obtained through a study of various aspects of the feasibility of a business to be run, so that the results of the study are used to decide whether a project or business should be feasible to do or postpone or even cancel. The above is to show that the feasibility study will involve many teams of various experts according to their respective fields or aspects such as economists, law, psychologists, accountants, technology engineers and so on.

Date: 2023-03-14
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