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Yes, Walt Disney was an entrepreneur because an entrepreneur starts their own business and is responsible for taking risks. Walt, along with his brother, founded the Walt Disney Company, and he took the risk of producing the first American full-length film which would have bankrupted his studio if it flopped at the box office.
Opportunities ¾ International markets ¾ Expansion of cruise business ¾ New attractions Threats ¾ Intense competition ¾ Piracy ¾ Regulatory risks
Of course. Walt took risks like... um... I think one risk was the time he lost Oswald, his first cartoon character.
Your problem isn't as much with copyright as it is with trademark. The images you describe (Disney, MLB, NFL, NBA etc logos) are, in all likelihood, trademarked to their respective companies and while a copyright infringement might be overlooked a trademark must be "vigorously defended" or the owner risks losing control of the mark.
There is no right or wrong answer. When people have plastic surgery for the right reasons, after considering all the risks and complications as well as the benefits, then the results can be life changing. On the other hand it would be wrong to have cosmetic surgery only to please someone else, for example.
“Benefits & Risks”
dude, its not a proscription drug it doesn't have risks and benefits. :)
what are some potential health benefits and risks of swimming
the risks and benefits of airplanes are that you can travel practically anywhere and that you might die doing it
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Some risks include earthquakes and volcanoes and some benefits include natural resources.
There are benefits and risks to using shock therapy for depression. One risk of shock therapy is memory loss.
why did walt disneytake his risk
risks and benefits of nuclear power
by expanding our non polluting energy choices, we can ameliorate a variety of risks
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Critical and objective judgments go into the evaluation of benefits and the evaluation of risks. Just because employees want the benefits does not mean the company should purchase them.