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Which scenario exemplifies an entrepreneur effectively 'buying at certain prices in the present and selling at uncertain prices in the future,' as described by Richard Cantillon?
Which scenario exemplifies an entrepreneur effectively 'buying at certain prices in the present and selling at uncertain prices in the future,' as described by Richard Cantillon?
- A tech company patents a new technology to dominate the market for the next 20 years.
- A restaurant owner sets menu prices based on competitor analysis and local market research to ensure profitability.
- A retailer purchases goods from a supplier at a fixed rate with a long-term contract, ensuring stable profit margins.
- An investor purchases a large quantity of wheat futures, betting on rising prices due to unpredictable weather patterns. (correct)
How does Joseph Schumpeter's view of innovation extend beyond the traditional understanding of merely using inventions?
How does Joseph Schumpeter's view of innovation extend beyond the traditional understanding of merely using inventions?
- Schumpeter emphasizes that innovation includes introducing new means of production and new forms of organization. (correct)
- Schumpeter limits innovation to the realm of technology and patents only.
- Schumpeter argues that innovation is only about creating entirely new markets, not improving existing products.
- Schumpeter focuses mainly on the financial aspects of innovation like funding
Which of the following best illustrates the concept of 'blending risk-taking, creativity, and/or innovation with sound management' in entrepreneurship?
Which of the following best illustrates the concept of 'blending risk-taking, creativity, and/or innovation with sound management' in entrepreneurship?
- Developing a revolutionary technology without a viable business plan or market analysis.
- Launching a new product line based solely on market research, without considering unique creative elements.
- A company that uses customer feedback and market analysis to improve the customer's experience and business operations. (correct)
- A startup secures significant venture capital funding but fails due to operational inefficiencies and poor financial oversight.
How does the introduction of services like Gojek or Grab exemplify the concept of 'the opening of new markets' as a business model innovation?
How does the introduction of services like Gojek or Grab exemplify the concept of 'the opening of new markets' as a business model innovation?
In what way does Alfred Marshall's definition of an entrepreneur as someone who coordinates 'the four factors (land, labor, capital and organization) together' reflect a holistic view of business?
In what way does Alfred Marshall's definition of an entrepreneur as someone who coordinates 'the four factors (land, labor, capital and organization) together' reflect a holistic view of business?
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies an entrepreneur demonstrating 'demand for efficiency and quality' within the 'achievement cluster' of personal entrepreneurial competencies?
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies an entrepreneur demonstrating 'demand for efficiency and quality' within the 'achievement cluster' of personal entrepreneurial competencies?
How might 'mergers and divestments' lead to innovation within an organization, according to the principles of entrepreneurship?
How might 'mergers and divestments' lead to innovation within an organization, according to the principles of entrepreneurship?
Which of the following strategies does not exemplify an 'opportunity seeking' behavior in an entrepreneur?
Which of the following strategies does not exemplify an 'opportunity seeking' behavior in an entrepreneur?
How does the creation of 'Bianca's Ice Candy' featuring melon chili flavor reflect the business model innovation of 'the opening of new markets'?
How does the creation of 'Bianca's Ice Candy' featuring melon chili flavor reflect the business model innovation of 'the opening of new markets'?
An entrepreneur who is 'pro-active' is MOST likely to:
An entrepreneur who is 'pro-active' is MOST likely to:
In the context of personal entrepreneurial competencies, which statement most accurately distinguishes 'systematic planning and monitoring' from 'goal setting'?
In the context of personal entrepreneurial competencies, which statement most accurately distinguishes 'systematic planning and monitoring' from 'goal setting'?
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the entrepreneurial competency of 'persuasion' from the 'power cluster'?
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the entrepreneurial competency of 'persuasion' from the 'power cluster'?
How can understanding the 'history of entrepreneurship,' particularly the contributions of figures like Richard Cantillon, help contemporary entrepreneurs make better business decisions?
How can understanding the 'history of entrepreneurship,' particularly the contributions of figures like Richard Cantillon, help contemporary entrepreneurs make better business decisions?
Which action best exemplifies introducing a 'new method of production'?
Which action best exemplifies introducing a 'new method of production'?
According to Frank H. Knight, what is the primary difference between 'risk' and 'uncertainty' in the context of entrepreneurship, and why does he argue that risk is impossible to estimate or predict statistically?
According to Frank H. Knight, what is the primary difference between 'risk' and 'uncertainty' in the context of entrepreneurship, and why does he argue that risk is impossible to estimate or predict statistically?
What is the most nuanced interpretation of the phrase, 'Feet: Dream high but stick to the ground' with respect to the illustration of 'The Anatomy of an Entrepreneur'?
What is the most nuanced interpretation of the phrase, 'Feet: Dream high but stick to the ground' with respect to the illustration of 'The Anatomy of an Entrepreneur'?
What does the 'power cluster' of entrepreneurial competencies primarily enable an entrepreneur to do?
What does the 'power cluster' of entrepreneurial competencies primarily enable an entrepreneur to do?
How is the introduction of the MP3 player an example of 'introduction of new good'?
How is the introduction of the MP3 player an example of 'introduction of new good'?
In the illustration of "The Anatomy of An Entrepreneur" what is the significance of the 'Brain: Pool of Ideas'?
In the illustration of "The Anatomy of An Entrepreneur" what is the significance of the 'Brain: Pool of Ideas'?
Which one of these options is an example of 'The Conquest of New Supply'?
Which one of these options is an example of 'The Conquest of New Supply'?
What is a key difference between how Jean-Baptiste Say and later economists viewed the role of the 'entrepreneur'?
What is a key difference between how Jean-Baptiste Say and later economists viewed the role of the 'entrepreneur'?
How does the introduction of a new toothpaste brand that focuses on 'all day freshness', exemplify the concept of "business model - the opening of new market"?
How does the introduction of a new toothpaste brand that focuses on 'all day freshness', exemplify the concept of "business model - the opening of new market"?
How the illustration of 'Php 1.00' watermelons being turned into 'Php 10.00' watermelon smoothies demonstrating entrepreneurship?
How the illustration of 'Php 1.00' watermelons being turned into 'Php 10.00' watermelon smoothies demonstrating entrepreneurship?
What is the 'Mouth' represent in 'The Anatomy of An Entrepreneur'?
What is the 'Mouth' represent in 'The Anatomy of An Entrepreneur'?
How did mang inasal's merger with Jollibee exemplify innovation?
How did mang inasal's merger with Jollibee exemplify innovation?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates an entrepreneur leveraging 'information seeking' within the 'planning cluster' of personal entrepreneurial competencies?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates an entrepreneur leveraging 'information seeking' within the 'planning cluster' of personal entrepreneurial competencies?
What is the most accurate interpretation of Hisrich, Peter, and Shepherd's explanation of entrepreneurship?
What is the most accurate interpretation of Hisrich, Peter, and Shepherd's explanation of entrepreneurship?
How did Henry Ford's introduction of the assembly line represent 'introduction of new method of production'?
How did Henry Ford's introduction of the assembly line represent 'introduction of new method of production'?
How can entrepreneurship have a meaningful impact?
How can entrepreneurship have a meaningful impact?
Flashcards
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
The process of creating something new with value, devoting time and effort, assuming financial and social risks, and receiving monetary and personal satisfaction.
"Entreprendre"
"Entreprendre"
The 13th-century French word meaning 'to undertake,' serving as the historical root of entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurial Innovation
Entrepreneurial Innovation
Innovate by figuring out how to use inventions & introducing new means of production, new products, and new forms of organization
Entrepreneurship defined
Entrepreneurship defined
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Achievement Cluster
Achievement Cluster
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Planning Cluster
Planning Cluster
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Power Cluster
Power Cluster
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Impact of Entrepreneurship
Impact of Entrepreneurship
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Study Notes
Session Theme
- Entrepreneurship and its origins is the theme of the session.
Presentation Outline
- The session will cover the origin and history of entrepreneurship.
- It will also cover entrepreneurship's impact.
- Different types of innovation.
- It will also touch on different characteristics of entrepreneurs and proactive versus reactive entrepreneurial behavior.
Concept of Entrepreneurship
- It is the creation of something new with value through time and effort.
- The process involves assuming financial and social risks and uncertainties.
- It yields in monetary rewards and personal satisfaction.
- This has been observed by Hisrich, Peters, and Shepherds.
- An entrepreneur's brain contains a pool of ideas.
- They communicate a vision through their mouth.
- Relying on their gut is indicated to be connected with their stomach.
- Entrepreneurs dream high but stay grounded.
- The eyes are always looking for opportunities.
- Entrepreneurs use their ears to listen for feedback.
- They stay moving, despite the tough moments, by using their legs.
- A full of passion heart is something they posses.
History of Entrepreneurship
- The 13th-century French word "Entreprendre" translates to "undertake".
- "Entreprendre" serves as the root of "Entrepreneurship".
- Richard Cantillon said that entrepreneurs buy at certain prices now, and sell at uncertain prices later and entrepreneurs bear uncertainty.
- Daniel Defoe considered entrepreneurs to be "projectors" and adventurers.
- Jean Baptiste Say said that entrepreneurs are rare individuals who make the economy work and he distinguished the entrepreneur from the capitalist.
- John Stuart Mill stated that they are much more than capitalist but also venture mangers.
- Alfred Marshall thought the entrepreneur coordinated the four economic factors.
- The four economic factors, per Marshall, are land, labor, capital, and organization.
- Frank H. Knight said that risk is impossible to to predict or statistically estimate.
- Joseph Schumpeter said entrepreneurs innovate via new means of production, products, and organizational forms.
Innovation
- Introduction of new and quality goods includes MP3 players and film cameras.
- A "new method of production" is also a form of product innovation
- Business models are another form innovation via "the opening of new markets".
- The conquest of new supplies is key for innovation
- Mergers and divestments is a form of expansion
Entrepreneurship Defined
- It is a mindset and process to develop economic activity.
- Includes the blend of risk-taking, creativity, or innovation with sound management.
- All of the above is done within new or existing organizations.
- It involves increasing the value of a product, in this case from Php 1.00 to Php 1.50.
- It can also mean adding value to raw goods, watermelon, to create a beverage, at Php 10.00. which originally cost Php 1.00.
Impact of Entrepreneurship
- Spurs economic growth.
- Creates jobs.
- Boosts innovation.
- Creates wealth.
Role of an Entrepreneur
- Perceives opportunities in the environment.
- Takes risks.
- Mobilizes capital for a business.
- Introduces innovation.
Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies
- The Achievement Cluster.
- The Planning Cluster.
- The Power Cluster.
The Achievement Cluster
- Opportunity seeking.
- Persistence.
- Risk-taking.
- Commitment to work.
- Demand for efficiency and quality.
The Planning Cluster
- Goal setting.
- Information seeking.
- Systematic planning and monitoring.
The Power Cluster
- Persuasion and networking.
- Self-confidence.
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