日本政府多管齐下推动和扶植大众创业。日本是经济发达国家中民众创业热情和意愿比较低的国家,每年新创办企业比例在经济发达国家中排名一直比较靠后。绝大部分大学毕业生都希望在比较稳定的大企业就业。特别是一些名牌大学的毕业生,不是想考入政府部门做公务员,就是想进入世界知名大企业,自己创业的欲望较低。就连一些有家族小企业的大学毕业生也不愿意继承父业当个小老板,而是愿意去大公司 The Japanese government has taken a multi-pronged approach to promote and support public entrepreneurship. Japan is a country with a relatively low enthusiasm and willingness to start businesses in economically developed countries. Each year, the proportion of newly-started enterprises has been relatively low in ranking among economically developed countries. Most college graduates hope to find employment in relatively stable large enterprises. In particular, some prestigious university graduates do not want to enter government departments as civil servants. They just want to enter the world-renowned big enterprises and their own entrepreneurial desire is low. Even some college graduates with small family businesses are reluctant to inherit their father’s estate as a small business owner, preferring to go to big companies