Types of Entrepreneurial Mobility

1. Occupational Mobility: The occupational mobility denotes

movement or changes in occupation. This may take place in two
forms:
• It may be movement of a son/daughter from the principal
occupation of his/her father. This type of movement is called as
‘inter-generation movement
• it may be drift in one’s own occupation during his/her
occupational career, this type of change as ‘intra-generation
occupational movement.
2. Location Mobility: Earlier locational and spatial diversification
were simply determined by an adjustment between location and
weight distance characteristics of inputs and outputs. The reason is
that the then industrial structure was heavily dominated by the
natural resources base and consumer-oriented industries. But over
the period, the very consideration for locating industries in a
particular region has undergone a considerable change.