The economic development of EU candidate countries is shaped by entrepreneurial and demographic challenges that significantly influence their integration into the European Union. As these nations aim for growth and stability, they face various obstacles characterized by shifting demographic profiles, including aging populations and human migration. Fostering an effective entrepreneurial system is essential for increased innovation and job creation. Navigating these challenges requires specific policies that support small and medium-sized enterprises while addressing socio-economic disparities and demographic trends that hinder sustainable development. Further understanding of this relationship is pivotal for creating strategies that promote economic growth and foster the successful integration of these countries into the European Union. Entrepreneurial and Demographic Challenges in Economic Development of EU Candidate Countries explores solutions for the economic improvement of European Union country candidates through entrepreneurship and demographics. The effectiveness of sustainable business management practices on global organizations are examined. This book covers topics such as management science, capitalism, and sociology, and is a useful resource for government officials, policymakers, economists, business owners, sociologists, academicians, researchers, and scientists.