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The word is from the French: "''entrepedre''" to undertake, and originally applied to the director of a musical institution before the meaning broadened to its modern application. [[Joseph Schumpeter]], in his classic work ''Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy'', to explain the function of the entrepreneur sometimes used his native German term, ''"undertaker"'' or ''undertaker of an enterprise'', which didn't translate well into English. President [[George W. Bush]] once famously remarked: "''The trouble with the French is they don't have a word for 'entrepreneur'''"
The word is from the French: "''entrepedre''" to undertake, and originally applied to the director of a musical institution before the meaning broadened to its modern application. [[Joseph Schumpeter]], in his classic work ''Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy'', to explain the function of the entrepreneur sometimes used his native German term, ''"undertaker"'' or ''undertaker of an enterprise'', which didn't translate well into English. President [[George W. Bush]] once famously remarked: "''The trouble with the French is they don't have a word for 'entrepreneur'''"
Studies have shown that entrepreneurs rate themselves as happier than just about any other job category. This is because their businesses allow them to earn their own success and it’s this success that makes them happy. <ref>https://www.prageru.com/video/the-promise-of-free-enterprise/</ref>
== See also ==
== See also ==