Suppose the federal government is trying to create initiatives that will create economic growth. What is one of the ways that it can attract entrepreneurs and business investments, while also creating positive economic growth?
Suppose the federal government is trying to create initiatives that will create economic growth. What is one of the ways that it can attract entrepreneurs and business investments, while also creating positive economic growth?
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS RISE TO PROMINENCE: (a) CREATING JOBS (b) CONTRIBUTE TO ECONOMIC GROWTH (c)
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In these hard economic times, the critical situations relaxed by entrepreneurs trying to start up a new business is having startup funds available and producing enough business to at least break even.
Entrepreneurs economic aspects
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People who start businesses are commonly referred to as entrepreneurs. They take on the risks and responsibilities of creating and managing a new venture, often seeking to innovate or fill a market need. Entrepreneurs can range from small business owners to founders of large companies and startups. Their role is crucial in driving economic growth and job creation.
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Entrepreneurs play a crucial role in the economy by creating new businesses, products, and services. They drive innovation by introducing new ideas and technologies, which can lead to economic growth and job creation. Entrepreneurs are important because they take risks, invest in new ventures, and contribute to the overall dynamism and competitiveness of the economy.
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