Bachelorarbeit, 2014
38 Seiten, Note: 1.33
This thesis investigates the global applicability of crowdfunding within the Turkish entrepreneurial landscape. The study aims to contribute to the developing field of crowdfunding research and to enhance understanding of Turkish entrepreneurship.
The paper begins by introducing the concept of online crowdfunding and its increasing relevance in the entrepreneurial landscape. It explores the various ways in which crowdfunding platforms facilitate fundraising and market discovery for individuals with innovative ideas. The paper then examines the Turkish entrepreneurial environment, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses through an analysis of entrepreneurial policies and the Legatum Prosperity Index. A comparison of American, German, and Turkish crowdfunding markets is presented to provide context for the Turkish case study.
The paper then delves into the specific characteristics of online crowdfunding in Turkey, examining existing platforms and their potential for growth. It investigates the feasibility of implementing a consistent Turkish crowdfunding culture by proposing a framework that addresses the unique challenges and opportunities in the Turkish context.
This thesis explores key concepts such as online crowdfunding, entrepreneurial finance, Turkish entrepreneurship, crowdfunding platforms, Legatum Prosperity Index, crowdfunding frameworks, and the international applicability of crowdfunding.
Crowdfunding in Turkey is in its early stages ("babysteps"). The thesis examines existing platforms and compares them to established markets like the USA and Germany to evaluate their growth potential.
Using measures like the Legatum Prosperity Index, the study highlights a vibrant entrepreneurial spirit but also notes weaknesses in financing and the regulatory framework compared to other G-20 nations.
It is a proposed framework designed to create a consistent Turkish crowdfunding culture, addressing local economic dynamics, legal requirements, and social trust.
The research suggests that while global principles apply, local adaptations are necessary to fit the specific profile of Turkish entrepreneurs and investors.
The thesis approaches crowdfunding from a financial perspective, viewing it as a crucial alternative source of capital for startups that struggle to access traditional bank loans or venture capital.
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