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Why would an entrepreneur prefer to launch an entirely new venture rather than buy an existing firm?
the firm might have a bad track record
Will we see the emergence of enormous global markets for standardized consumer products within 20 years?
It's entirely possible we will see the emergence of enormous global markets for standardized consumer products within 20 years. This would be a result of continued globalization.
What subjects do you need to be an entrepreneur?
It depends on what kind of entrepreneur you would like to be. A buisiness entrepreneur would need an buisiness degree... and so on...
What is an example of an entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur is an individual that has started a business or organization. An example of an entrepreneur would be Tom Anderson with MySpace.
What is example of entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur is an individual that has started a business or organization. An example of an entrepreneur would be Tom Anderson with MySpace.
Would you like to be a social entrepreneur?
no
What is the definition of micro-entrepreneur?
I would understand a micro-entrepreneur to be someone who starts a small business.
What best explains why an entrepreneur would want to start a business?
The entrepreneur hopes to earn a profit.
What would the purpose of FOREX be?
FOREX is the business of foreign exchange trading markets. It is essentially a connected network of foreign global information and can be beneficial to those involved.
How long does it take to become an Entrepreneur?
There is no specific time frame that it would take to become an entrepreneur. This will depend on one's ambitions and if they have the traits that define an entrepreneur.
Would you rather be an entrepreneur or a manager in a big corporation?
I would rather be an entrepreneur. So, I will be the boss of my own company and I can help people by employing them.
Why would an entrepreneur want to start a business?
The entrepreneur hopes to earn a profit and hopefully do something he or she is passionate about.
