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Explain the role of an entrepreneur as an innovator and job and wealth generator.
Role of an entrepreneur: Entrepreneur as an innovator: An entrepreneur assembles all the information, and analyzes the results derived from sound combination of factors. He sees the opportunity for introducing a new technique or a new product in the market. He puts attractive possibilities into practice. Entrepreneur as a wealth generator: Once an enterprise is launched, an entrepreneur assembles all the factors so that he can achieve desired results. He introduces new p
The spirit of entrepreneurship helps an individual to grow. Explain this statement in detail.
The spirit of entrepreneurship helps an individual to grow in the following manner: Practicing innovative ideas: Entrepreneurship helps an entrepreneur in practicing or applying his innovative ideas to an opportunity to make it work. Facing challenges: It helps him in facing challenges or hardships in life. Planning enterprise: To get successful in the venture, an entrepreneur tries his utmost to plan the enterprise most effectively. Studying markets: H
Explain the process of entrepreneurship in detail.
Process of entrepreneurship: Self Discovery Identifying opportunities Generating & evaluating ideas Planning Start up Viable project Self Discovery: The very first step in this process is self discovery. Learning what one enjoys doing, examining ones strength and weaknesses and relating it to potential opportunities Identifying opportunities: The next step is looking for needs, wants, problems and challenges that are not yet
Explain the role of entrepreneur as described by Peter Drucker.
According to Peter Drucker, an entrepreneur: Searches for changes Responds to changes Exploits the change as opportunity So entrepreneurship can be defined as a systematic innovation which consists of the purposeful and organized search for changes and in the systematic analysis of the opportunities such changes might offer economic and social innovation.
How does Jean Baptiste Say envisage the role of the entrepreneur?
According to Jean Baptiste Say, An entrepreneur is the one who avails the land, labour and capital and produces a product to earn profit. This can be explained with the help off the following diagram: Land Labor Capital Profit According to him an entrepreneur Sell the product and earns money Pays the rent of the land and gives wages to the laborers using that money and in addition to that makes his profit. Realizes the n
According to a famous thinker Peter Drucker, innovation is a specific instrument of an entrepreneur. Hence he believes that an effective entrepreneur converts a source into a resource. When is a source converted into a resource? Explain with the help if an example.
A source is converted into a resource when it acquires a utilitarian value and is used for creating new utilities. For example, air, water, or minerals are present in abundance. But they become a resource only when they acquire or get utilitarian value or to say people start using it and also create new utilities and values for them or increase their existing value.
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