A recent study indicates that a significant majority of Peruvians – eight in ten – believe opportunities for entrepreneurship exist within the country. Despite this widespread optimism, only a fifth of those surveyed are actively planning to start their own businesses. This disconnect suggests substantial obstacles are preventing individuals from translating their entrepreneurial ideas into concrete ventures. The findings highlight a gap between perceived opportunity and actual action, indicating systemic challenges. These barriers likely encompass factors such as access to funding, bureaucratic hurdles, and a lack of necessary support systems for new businesses. The report underscores the need to address these impediments to foster greater entrepreneurial activity in Peru and unlock the nation’s economic potential. Further investigation is needed to pinpoint the specific challenges hindering business creation.