Role of an entrepreneur (1.5.1)
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- Entrepreneurs= Individuals who, typically, set up and run a business and takes the risks associated with this
- .Entrepreneurs are innovators as they try and make money out of a business idea
- . Entrepreneurs are responsible for organising other factors of production
- . They have to make all the key decisions
- . They are risk takers
- Risks:
- Business failure
- Debts
- Opportunity costs e.g leaving a well paid job for a failed business
- Rewards:
- Profit
- Motivation
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How entrepreneurs find their business idea
- Business experience
- Personal experience E.G turning a hobby into a job
- Skills
- Lifestyle choices E.G want a change in lifestyle
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Stages in setting up a business
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- Lack of finance
- Lack of entrepreneurial capacity
- Becoming an employer- expensive
- Legal barriers (red tape)
- Lack of ideas
- Fear of failure
- Aversion to risk
- Corrupt and unsupportive environment
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- They are employees who use entrepreneurial skills , without having to risk their own money, to find and develop initiatives that will have financial benefits for their employer
- Advantages:
- Can drive innovation and uncover new commercial opportunities
- It's a means of satisfying the self-actualisation needs of employees
- A number of awards can be won through unique products
- Individuals benefit by getting the opportunity to experiment and be creative without having to meet the cost or failure
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- A level Business, Unit 1 Slide Set on Role of an entrepreneur (1.5.1), created by Rhian Morgan on 10/07/2018.
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- Rhian Morgan · Jul 2018
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