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प्रश्न
'Entrepreneur is not labour even though there are human factors associated with the same business'. Explain.
उत्तर
- An entrepreneur is different from a labourer. He bears all the risks of business, whereas the labourer is not concerned with the risks.
- He is only concerned with the wages he gets for his work.
- The income of the entrepreneur is not fixed or certain.
संबंधित प्रश्न
Define the term ‘Entrepreneur’.
Discuss three ways by which an entrepreneur promotes economic growth.
State any two differences between an entrepreneur and other factors of production.
Distinguish between an entrepreneur and an organiser.
Why is the income of an entrepreneur residual in nature? Discuss any three functions of an entrepreneur.
Discuss the risk-bearing functions of an entrepreneur.
Mention five qualities of a good entrepreneur.
The entrepreneur is also called ______.
Mention any three decision making functions of an entrepreneur.
The ______ has to decide the reward for each factor of production.
Which of the following is not a function of an entrepreneur?
______ is the most important and specific function of an entrepreneur.
______ earns income in the form of profit as a factor of production.
Which function of an entrepreneur allows him to decide the reward that each factor of production should get?
______ should have the quality of farsightedness.
Which is the only factor of production that earns profits? Why?
State two ways through which an entrepreneur contributes towards economic development.
What is an entrepreneur?
Discuss the three functions of an entrepreneur.
Discuss the decision-making function of an entrepreneur.
Most of the functions of an entrepreneur are performed by paid professionals. With a suitable example, explain the following function performed by an entrepreneur:
Uncertainty Bearing
Explain the importance of an entrepreneur.
"Entrepreneurs are innovators" said Schumpeter. Explain briefly.
Name the factor of production to which uncertainty-bearing belongs.
