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'''Entrepreneurship''' is the ability to organize a profitable new business venture. Someone skilled in entrepreneurship is called an [[entrepreneur]].
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'''Entrepreneurship''' is the [[creativity]] of individuals to dream up and create new products that people knew they wanted or needed. It is an essential part of [[capitalism]]. <ref>https://www.prageru.com/video/if-you-hate-poverty-you-should-love-capitalism/</ref> It is this ability that leads to the creating of a profitable new business venture. Someone skilled in entrepreneurship is called an [[entrepreneur]]. [[Innovation]] is also a big part of entrepreneurship. In a highly competitive world innovative ideas are what will separate the entrepreneurs from the rest. As innovation is key to create an outstanding product, strong brand and to build a customer network.
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Revision as of 16:11, April 14, 2020

Entrepreneurship is the creativity of individuals to dream up and create new products that people knew they wanted or needed. It is an essential part of capitalism. [1] It is this ability that leads to the creating of a profitable new business venture. Someone skilled in entrepreneurship is called an entrepreneur. Innovation is also a big part of entrepreneurship. In a highly competitive world innovative ideas are what will separate the entrepreneurs from the rest. As innovation is key to create an outstanding product, strong brand and to build a customer network. [2]

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