A Survey on the Attitudes of Economic Activists on the Economic and Social Barriers of Entrepreneurship in Izeh

The purpose of this study was to investigate the attitudes of economic activists about entrepreneurship and economic barriers in the city of Izeh that was carried out in 1394-
1395. One of the measures necessary to apply macroeconomic tools is social and economic integration. Understanding the economic, cultural, and political context of the society and its subsets can lead us to a dynamic and dynamic level of society. This research is a quantitative and quantitative study of cross-sectional and explanatory studies. The method used to gather information in quantitative research is survey. The tool used in this questionnaire was 28 self-made questions. The validity of the questionnaire was verified by experts and professors and its reliability was 0.91. SPSS software was used for analyzing descriptive and inferential data along with related statistical tests. The results of the research showed that there is a significant and inverse relationship between high inflation and chronic unemployment, lack of proper use of financial resources, fear of divergence and weakness in teamwork with entrepreneurship development in Izeh. Among these four factors, the strongest factor is the lack of proper use of financial resources and then the fear of being different.