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What is the primary task of an entrepreneur, according to the provided text? (Select all that apply)
What is the primary task of an entrepreneur, according to the provided text? (Select all that apply)
- Developing business plans and strategies. (correct)
- Recognizing existing opportunities in the market.
- Managing the day-to-day operations of an existing firm.
- Exploiting unfulfilled needs in the market. (correct)
Which statement best describes the difference between an entrepreneur and a manager, based on the information provided?
Which statement best describes the difference between an entrepreneur and a manager, based on the information provided?
- Managers are primarily concerned with external market factors, while entrepreneurs focus on internal operational efficiency.
- Entrepreneurs focus on innovation and risk-taking, while managers prioritize efficiency and stability within existing structures. (correct)
- Entrepreneurs work independently, while managers rely heavily on a team of assistants.
- Managers are responsible for generating new ideas, while entrepreneurs focus on implementing those ideas.
How does an entrepreneur typically contribute to value creation, according to the text?
How does an entrepreneur typically contribute to value creation, according to the text?
- By implementing innovative strategies for managing resources effectively.
- By analyzing and adapting to existing market trends.
- By developing new products or services that fulfill unmet market needs. (correct)
- By focusing on operational efficiency within existing business models.
Which of these factors is NOT directly mentioned in the text as being crucial for understanding a business venture?
Which of these factors is NOT directly mentioned in the text as being crucial for understanding a business venture?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of an entrepreneur, according to the provided information?
Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of an entrepreneur, according to the provided information?
Based on the text, which statement best represents the core role of an entrepreneur?
Based on the text, which statement best represents the core role of an entrepreneur?
What does the text primarily highlight as the driving force behind entrepreneurial success?
What does the text primarily highlight as the driving force behind entrepreneurial success?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Technopreneurship?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Technopreneurship?
What distinguishes Environmental Entrepreneurship from other types of entrepreneurship?
What distinguishes Environmental Entrepreneurship from other types of entrepreneurship?
Which type of entrepreneurship relies heavily on existing business models and products?
Which type of entrepreneurship relies heavily on existing business models and products?
Which type of entrepreneur is most likely to prioritize a thorough market analysis before launching a business?
Which type of entrepreneur is most likely to prioritize a thorough market analysis before launching a business?
Which of the following examples BEST represents Imitative Entrepreneurship?
Which of the following examples BEST represents Imitative Entrepreneurship?
What is a key characteristic of an Environmental Entrepreneur?
What is a key characteristic of an Environmental Entrepreneur?
Which type of entrepreneurship is LEAST likely to involve significant product or service innovation?
Which type of entrepreneurship is LEAST likely to involve significant product or service innovation?
What is a potential drawback of Imitative Entrepreneurship?
What is a potential drawback of Imitative Entrepreneurship?
Which type of entrepreneurship emphasizes the use of technology to drive business growth?
Which type of entrepreneurship emphasizes the use of technology to drive business growth?
What is a common characteristic shared by both Environmental Entrepreneurship and Technopreneurship?
What is a common characteristic shared by both Environmental Entrepreneurship and Technopreneurship?
According to Cochran's theory, what is the core element that drives entrepreneurial success?
According to Cochran's theory, what is the core element that drives entrepreneurial success?
What is the primary change that Cochran attributes to the emergence of the modern entrepreneur?
What is the primary change that Cochran attributes to the emergence of the modern entrepreneur?
How does Reynold's theory relate to Cochran's in terms of entrepreneurial success?
How does Reynold's theory relate to Cochran's in terms of entrepreneurial success?
Which of the following is NOT a social context identified by Reynolds as promoting entrepreneurial opportunity?
Which of the following is NOT a social context identified by Reynolds as promoting entrepreneurial opportunity?
According to these theories, which of the following traits is essential for a highly successful entrepreneur?
According to these theories, which of the following traits is essential for a highly successful entrepreneur?
Which of the following historical examples BEST illustrates the role of cultural values in shaping entrepreneurial success?
Which of the following historical examples BEST illustrates the role of cultural values in shaping entrepreneurial success?
What is the primary difference between Cochran's and Reynolds' perspectives on entrepreneurial success?
What is the primary difference between Cochran's and Reynolds' perspectives on entrepreneurial success?
Which of the following statements BEST describes the relationship between operational requirements and entrepreneurial personality?
Which of the following statements BEST describes the relationship between operational requirements and entrepreneurial personality?
Based on the text, what is the key takeaway regarding entrepreneurship and socio-economic systems?
Based on the text, what is the key takeaway regarding entrepreneurship and socio-economic systems?
Which of the following examples BEST supports the idea that entrepreneurship is not solely a product of individual genius but also of societal influence?
Which of the following examples BEST supports the idea that entrepreneurship is not solely a product of individual genius but also of societal influence?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the classical economic theory of entrepreneurship?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the classical economic theory of entrepreneurship?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of the neoclassical economic approach to entrepreneurship?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of the neoclassical economic approach to entrepreneurship?
From the text, which of these is NOT a reason why an intrapreneur's rewards may be limited?
From the text, which of these is NOT a reason why an intrapreneur's rewards may be limited?
Based on the text, which of the following would be considered an intrapreneur?
Based on the text, which of the following would be considered an intrapreneur?
Which of the following is a potential reward for successful intrapreneurship?
Which of the following is a potential reward for successful intrapreneurship?
Which of the following best describes the key difference between an entrepreneur and an intrapreneur?
Which of the following best describes the key difference between an entrepreneur and an intrapreneur?
Based on the information provided, what is a key criticism of the classical economic theory of entrepreneurship?
Based on the information provided, what is a key criticism of the classical economic theory of entrepreneurship?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that contributes to limiting rewards for intrapreneurs?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that contributes to limiting rewards for intrapreneurs?
The text suggests that the neoclassical approach to entrepreneurship differs from the classical approach by emphasizing:
The text suggests that the neoclassical approach to entrepreneurship differs from the classical approach by emphasizing:
Which of the following entrepreneurs would be most likely to rely on a detailed plan and thorough research before launching a business?
Which of the following entrepreneurs would be most likely to rely on a detailed plan and thorough research before launching a business?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Innovation Entrepreneurship?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Innovation Entrepreneurship?
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies Innovation Entrepreneurship?
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies Innovation Entrepreneurship?
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the modern definition of entrepreneurship?
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the modern definition of entrepreneurship?
Flashcards
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
The process of recognizing opportunities, creating value, and taking risks to establish a business.
Entrepreneur vs. Manager
Entrepreneur vs. Manager
An entrepreneur identifies opportunities; a manager oversees operations of existing firms.
Exploit unfulfilled market needs
Exploit unfulfilled market needs
Identify and address gaps in the market to create new products or services.
Financial risk and uncertainty
Financial risk and uncertainty
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Business strategy
Business strategy
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Pioneering business idea
Pioneering business idea
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Production Revolution
Production Revolution
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Innovation Entrepreneurship
Innovation Entrepreneurship
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Cyber Entrepreneurship
Cyber Entrepreneurship
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Data-driven Decision Making
Data-driven Decision Making
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Market Gap Identification
Market Gap Identification
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Modern Entrepreneurship
Modern Entrepreneurship
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Rewards of Intrapreneurship
Rewards of Intrapreneurship
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Intellectual Property (IP)
Intellectual Property (IP)
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Comparing Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs
Comparing Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs
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Classical Economic Theory
Classical Economic Theory
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Factors of Production
Factors of Production
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Neoclassical Economic Theory
Neoclassical Economic Theory
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Marginal Utility
Marginal Utility
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Academic Disciplines in Entrepreneurship
Academic Disciplines in Entrepreneurship
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Environmental Entrepreneurship
Environmental Entrepreneurship
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Ecopreneur
Ecopreneur
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Examples of Environmental Entrepreneurship
Examples of Environmental Entrepreneurship
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Technopreneurship
Technopreneurship
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Innovative Use of Technology
Innovative Use of Technology
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Imitative Entrepreneurship
Imitative Entrepreneurship
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Franchise Contract
Franchise Contract
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Modification in Imitative Businesses
Modification in Imitative Businesses
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Researcher Entrepreneurship
Researcher Entrepreneurship
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Market Investigation
Market Investigation
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Cultural Values
Cultural Values
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Economic Activity
Economic Activity
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Social Sanctions
Social Sanctions
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Protestant Ethic
Protestant Ethic
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Social Networks
Social Networks
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Role Expectations
Role Expectations
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Sociological Contexts
Sociological Contexts
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Value Structure
Value Structure
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Ideal Personality
Ideal Personality
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Study Notes
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurship originated from the French word "entreprendre" meaning "to undertake"
- Entrepreneurship involves risk-taking, accountability, and challenges to explore opportunities, disrupt norms, and create value
- French economist Richard Cantillon popularized the concept in the 1700s
- Adam Smith expanded the definition, characterizing entrepreneurs as profit-seeking individuals
Evolution of Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurship evolved through various schools of thought
- Key perspectives include individuals, activities, external environment, and organisational structure
- Different approaches include economic, psychological, and sociological viewpoints
- Different schools of entrepreneurship have emerged over time, including the 'Great Person School,' personality traits, the classical school emphasizing innovation, and the school of intrapreneurship
Entrepreneur vs. Manager
- Entrepreneur: Recognizes opportunities, develops business plans, takes financial risk to achieve commercial objectives
- Manager: Oversees existing operations, producing goods & services efficiently and effectively
- An intrapreneur is an employee of an organization who takes on entrepreneurial roles inside the firm.
Theories of Entrepreneurship
- Several theories describe entrepreneurship, arising from economics, psychology, anthropology, management, and sociology
- A key component of entrepreneurship is risk-taking, as observed by Knight
- Schumpeter's innovation theory highlighted entrepreneurs as drivers of economic change, through their creative innovations and resource management
- Other theories incorporate locus of control, need for achievement, and the concept of bricolage, emphasizing resourcefulness in problem-solving.
Types of Entrepreneurship
- Small Business: Primarily focused on family-managed, local businesses.
- Large Company: Large corporations focused on product quality and continuous innovation to be competitive
- Scalable Start-up: Businesses with high growth potential, often seeking venture capital or attracting investors.
- International: Operates outside their domestic markets
- Social: Businesses with a social objective, addressing social or environmental challenges
- Environmental/Ecopreneurship: Businesses that operate with an environmental focus and seek to improve the planet.
- Technopreneurship: A business driven by technology with a significant emphasis on innovation and technology.
- Imitative: Focus on mimicking existing concepts and products, adapting them to local needs rather than creating entirely new ones.
Key Terms
- Entrepreneur: A person who starts a business
- Manager: A person who runs an existing business
- Intrapreneur: A person who starts a venture within a company
- Bricolage: A process of resourcefulness often used by small business owners in resource constrained environments.
- Entrepreneurial Alertness: Observing and exploiting market imperfections to identify opportunities
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