Technopreneurship and Entrepreneurship Quiz

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A person who studies entrepreneurship
A person who organizes and leads military expeditions
An individual who creates a new business and takes on most of the risks and rewards (correct)
Someone who is born with entrepreneurial skills

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An individual who creates a new business, taking on most of the risks and reaping the rewards.

The process of setting up, launching, and running a new business venture.

Entrepreneurship can be learned and studied, like any other skill or discipline.

In French, 'entrepreneur' means 'to undertake'.

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In the early 16th century, 'entrepreneurs' referred to men who organized and led military expeditions.

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An entrepreneur is an individual who creates, organizes, and operates a new business venture, often taking on financial risks.

Peter Drucker advocated that entrepreneurship is a discipline that can be learned and practiced, emphasizing that it is not solely reliant on innate talent.

In French, the word 'entrepreneur' translates to "to undertake," highlighting the proactive nature of starting and managing businesses.

In the early 16th century, the term 'entrepreneurs' was used in France to describe individuals who engaged in large construction projects, including military ventures and infrastructure development.