Abstract
Current economic climate has shown a rising trend of SMEs from year to year. This is because of various business supports from government and non-government agencies. Thus, the government encourages more youth to participate in entrepreneurship. The significance of this research is to analyze the adaptation of business support and physical infrastructure towards the sustainability of youth entrepreneurship from the perspective of economic growth in Malaysia. In addition, this research also looks at both the long run and short run effect of Business Support and Physical Infrastructure on economic growth. Through this research, hopefully an effective model of Business Support and Physical Infrastructure in Malaysia can be proposed in order to enhance the development of economic growth through youth entrepreneurship.
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