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What individual became one of the richest people in the world and used his experience as an entrepreneur to help solve problems like polio unsanitary water and HIVAIDS?
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What are the features of an entrepreneur?
being focused on solving, ethically, people's [customer's] problems.
What are the features of entrepreneur?
being focused on solving, ethically, people's [customer's] problems.
Define the role of a entrepreneur?
solving unmet needs and solving problems of [specific DEMOGRAPHIC] customers.
What psychological problems are often experienced by cardiac patients?
Cardiac patients frequently experience a period of depression, and group or individual counseling can be beneficial in overcoming these feelings.
What problems did the Japanese immigrants encounter here in the US?
Japanese immigrants may experience culture shock because the United States is focused on the individual and not the unit. In Japan, there is more loyalty to the organization than towards the individual.
Characteristic of a paradigm?
based on a persons lifelong experience or mental models generally accepted by the group or often rooted in doctrine, tradition and ideologies or used by an individual to solve problems
What were the problems of daily life that soldiers had experienced during the civil war what resulted from these problems?
they had poor food and unsanitary water,also they had drills everyday. more people died from diseases than being killed in the war.
What are problems an entrepreneur may encounter?
unrealistic business plan unexpected taxes not enough profit lack of professional assistance competition
When you hold problems in?
you may experience stress.
The types of problems thay customers may experience?
problems the customer may experience maybe bad customer service; unhappy with product and refunds
What problems did Dutch Swedish and English Experience?
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What problems are common to cr-v's?
Hondas, in general, are very reliable vehicles and the CR-V is typical of this statement. Although individual vehicles can and do experience problems as ageneral rule CR-V's are quite sturdy and reliable and, with proper maintenance and care, can be expected to last upwards of 200,000 miles.
