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How does entrepreneurship typically perceive business risks compared to ordinary small business owners?
How does entrepreneurship typically perceive business risks compared to ordinary small business owners?
- Entrepreneurs face risks squarely and seek ways to mitigate them. (correct)
- Entrepreneurs view risk as a hindrance.
- Ordinary small business owners are prepared for risks from the outset.
- Ordinary small business owners embrace risk positively.
What best describes the reaction of entrepreneurs to changes in their business environment?
What best describes the reaction of entrepreneurs to changes in their business environment?
- They avoid all changes.
- They rely solely on established practices.
- They find opportunities for new ideas. (correct)
- They remain passive.
What is a primary difference in how entrepreneurs and ordinary small business owners view competition?
What is a primary difference in how entrepreneurs and ordinary small business owners view competition?
- Both view competition as a negative factor.
- Entrepreneurs consider competition a sign of a healthy economy. (correct)
- Ordinary small business owners see competition as beneficial.
- Entrepreneurs see competition as unhealthy.
How do entrepreneurs typically approach the funding of their businesses?
How do entrepreneurs typically approach the funding of their businesses?
What distinguishes entrepreneurship's vision for growth compared to ordinary small business activities?
What distinguishes entrepreneurship's vision for growth compared to ordinary small business activities?
In terms of their business horizon, how do entrepreneurs differ from ordinary small business owners?
In terms of their business horizon, how do entrepreneurs differ from ordinary small business owners?
What is a common misconception about entrepreneurship?
What is a common misconception about entrepreneurship?
What distinguishes a small business from an ordinary small business?
What distinguishes a small business from an ordinary small business?
What motivates an entrepreneur to start a business compared to an ordinary small business owner?
What motivates an entrepreneur to start a business compared to an ordinary small business owner?
Which statement best describes entrepreneurship according to the provided content?
Which statement best describes entrepreneurship according to the provided content?
What is a merchant defined as?
What is a merchant defined as?
Which of the following describes a feasibility study?
Which of the following describes a feasibility study?
What is a common misconception about entrepreneurship?
What is a common misconception about entrepreneurship?
What role does creativity play in entrepreneurship?
What role does creativity play in entrepreneurship?
What is NOT a characteristic of management?
What is NOT a characteristic of management?
Which statement accurately describes an entrepreneur?
Which statement accurately describes an entrepreneur?
Which country is characterized as one of the friendliest for entrepreneurs?
Which country is characterized as one of the friendliest for entrepreneurs?
What role do incubators serve in entrepreneurship?
What role do incubators serve in entrepreneurship?
What typically characterizes an ordinary small business?
What typically characterizes an ordinary small business?
Which country utilizes entrepreneurship prominently in its tourism and agricultural exports?
Which country utilizes entrepreneurship prominently in its tourism and agricultural exports?
What is an example of an entrepreneurial activity?
What is an example of an entrepreneurial activity?
How do entrepreneurs differentiate themselves from ordinary small business persons?
How do entrepreneurs differentiate themselves from ordinary small business persons?
What is a main focus of entrepreneurship in Canada as described?
What is a main focus of entrepreneurship in Canada as described?
Which country’s entrepreneurs are known for innovating existing services?
Which country’s entrepreneurs are known for innovating existing services?
What is a fundamental aspect of entrepreneurship according to its salient features?
What is a fundamental aspect of entrepreneurship according to its salient features?
Which characteristic is NOT considered an emerging dimension of today's entrepreneur?
Which characteristic is NOT considered an emerging dimension of today's entrepreneur?
From a management perspective, what is a key role of an entrepreneur?
From a management perspective, what is a key role of an entrepreneur?
Which quality is essential for an entrepreneur to be successful?
Which quality is essential for an entrepreneur to be successful?
What drives an entrepreneur from a psychological perspective?
What drives an entrepreneur from a psychological perspective?
What characterizes the art of entrepreneurship?
What characterizes the art of entrepreneurship?
Which emerging characteristic reflects a modern entrepreneur's method of operation?
Which emerging characteristic reflects a modern entrepreneur's method of operation?
Which of the following best describes an entrepreneur's approach to risk?
Which of the following best describes an entrepreneur's approach to risk?
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Study Notes
Entrepreneurship Overview
- Entrepreneurship involves managing and operating a self-owned business that creates wealth through valuable goods and services.
- Originates from the term "entreprende," meaning to undertake.
- It encompasses the effective use of resources to transform them into profitable ventures.
Small Business vs. Ordinary Small Business
- Small Business: Adopts entrepreneurial principles, owned by one person, typically with fewer than 20 employees.
- Ordinary Small Business: Managed without entrepreneurial principles; primarily for livlihood, typical examples include simple stores or stalls.
- Many families in the Philippines engage in ordinary small businesses for practical income solutions.
Salient Features of Entrepreneurship
- Recognized as an art rather than a science, marked by innovation and adaptability.
- Constant growth and evolution are key, driven by creativity and the quest for new ideas.
- Entrepreneurs transform innovative ideas into business ventures, unlike ordinary business owners who replicate existing concepts.
Misconceptions about Entrepreneurship
- Misunderstood as applicable only to manufacturing, small businesses, or requiring a business education.
- Incorrectly equated to merely opening a small business.
Comparison: Entrepreneurship vs. Ordinary Small Business
- Motivation: Entrepreneurs seek fresh ideas; ordinary small business owners focus on livelihood.
- Risk Perception: Entrepreneurs embrace and manage risk; ordinary owners see risk as a deterrent.
- Reactions to Change: Entrepreneurs adapt positively; ordinary owners tend to be passive.
- Competition View: Entrepreneurs view competition as healthy; ordinary owners consider it negative and avoid it.
- Vision for Growth: Entrepreneurs plan for development, while ordinary owners rely on luck.
- Business Horizon: Entrepreneurs operate with a global perspective; ordinary owners are local-focused.
- Funding Sources: Entrepreneurs explore diverse funding; ordinary owners limit themselves to personal resources.
Key Terms Related to Entrepreneurship
- Market: Place for buying and selling goods, with potential buyers.
- Merchandise: Goods sold in trade.
- Merchant: Sells goods in bulk.
- Economy: System of money, industry, and trade organization.
- Feasibility Study: Assesses potential outcomes of a project.
- Business: Collaborative effort to produce and sell goods/services.
Examples of Entrepreneurship Across Countries
- United States: Known for supportive entrepreneurial environment, home to major companies like Apple and Google.
- China: Entrepreneurs manufacturing a variety of products with generic branding.
- Singapore: Innovates services within its strong economy.
- Canada: Online business opportunities, notably regional craftsmanship.
- India: Youth-led entrepreneurial growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
- Taiwan: Supportive incubation centers for small/medium enterprises.
- Hong Kong: Focus on knowledge-based economy with tourism and agriculture.
- Thailand: Emphasis on tourism and agricultural exports.
- Malaysia: Increasing numbers of new businesses.
- South Korea: Thriving post-economic crisis, notable tech industries.
Characteristics of Today's Entrepreneur
- Influenced by various factors including education, age, experience, technology use, innovation orientation, and self-confidence.
Definitions of Entrepreneur
- Economist's View: Combines resources creatively to enhance value.
- Psychologist's View: Driven by needs for achievement, experimentation, and autonomy.
- Management Perspective: Seizes opportunities, manages resources, and embraces risks for positive societal impact.
Qualities of a Successful Entrepreneur
- Risk-taker, goal-oriented, persistent, energetic, receptive to feedback, responsible, confident, knowledgeable, skilled in human management, and achievement-driven.
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