Definitions and descriptions of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs.
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An entrepreneur creates a new business, taking risks and enjoying rewards. The word comes from the French "entreprende," meaning "to undertake."
An entrepreneur is someone who creates a new business, taking on most of the risks and reaping most of the rewards. The text mentions that the word "entrepreneur" originated from the French word "entreprende," which means "to undertake."
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An entrepreneur is someone who creates a new business, taking on most of the risks and reaping most of the rewards. The text mentions that the word "entrepreneur" originated from the French word "entreprende," which means "to undertake."
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Entrepreneurs are vital to the market because they provide change and continued stimulation in the business world.
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Many confuse the role of a manager and an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs are always managers, but managers are not always entrepreneurs.
Sources
- Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurship: Definitions and Examples - investopedia.com
- What is entrepreneurship? | Stanford Online - online.stanford.edu
- What Is the Definition of Entrepreneurship? - entrepreneurship.babson.edu
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