"Entrepreneurship is currently treated as an attitude adopted by a human being, but also as a process aimed at starting one's own business activity or developing new products, services or technological solutions, etc. The issue under consideration is subject to interdisciplinary analysis and hence attention is paid to the influence of particular socio-economic factors on entrepreneurial activity within a society. This article aims to analyse the rate of entrepreneurship among people from selected central-eastern European countries on the basis of the results of a survey conducted by the author and by Global Entrepreneurship Monitor in 2007 and 2008. Furthermore, it is also vital to examine the stochastic relationship between the rate of entrepreneurial development, the economic situation and the policy of particular countries. "

Support: Paper