The first step in starting an entrepreneurial venture is to identify a problem and the second step is to shape a solution that creates a viable business model. In this assignment, students use primary and secondary research to support the identification/and or preliminary validation of the problem they feel is driving an idea identified in the Idea Journal assignment. or example, if a student felt there was a lack of access to healthy and affordable food for college students. Their research signment should verify this is a problem - and describe the scope of the problem. After the problem is selected and researched, the students receive feedback evaluating how effective they were at creating a compelling analysis/discussion of the problem. Students conclude the assignment by providing a solution to this problem through the creation of a new business. should include links to survey data and results, questions, and secondary sources. This should include a bibliography of sources you used to gather the information.

Explain These

1. Identify the problem the venture will address and its scope. 2. Support claims about the problem with appropriate sources, including at least three academic source such as books, juried articles found in the YU library. 3. Demonstrate the validity of the idea and identify what makes this a true opportunity.

The problem is budgeting