Identifying and prioritizing the components of the resistive economy affecting the entrepreneurial process

This research has been conducted in the field of entrepreneurship studies in resistive economics with the aim of identifying and prioritizing the components of resistive economics for entrepreneurship. This study is applied and methodologically mixed. In the qualitative phase, the data collection tools were qualitative and in-depth interviews with experts. The statistical population consisted of Entrepreneurship Experts and Resistance Economics with a sample size of 25 individuals, selected through purposive sampling to reach the theoretical saturation point. The findings were analyzed using the basic data theory approach with the classical approach. In the quantitative phase, the data collection tool was a researcher-made questionnaire and the statistical sample of the study was 384 entrepreneurs and economic activists of Iran. Data analysis was performed using structural equation modeling and SPSS and Smart PLS softwares. The results showed that the components of Resistance Economics for Entrepreneurship in this economy include five priority components: 1. Entrepreneurial economy with 0.834 impact intensity, 2. Knowledge economy with 0.789 impact intensity, 3. Extraversion with intensity Impact 0.758, 4. Active private sector with impact intensity 0.749, 5. Endogeny with an impact intensity of 0.736%. This research, while contributing to the development of entrepreneurial literature in the resisting economy, can be useful and applicable to the country's scientific, executive and entrepreneurial community and provide significant guidance and implications for macroeconomic policymakers and entrepreneurs for entrepreneurship in the resistive economy.