
GA Entrepreneurship
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Anna Moore
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What is an entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur is a person who takes risks to produce new goods and services to start a business and entrepreneurs invest their own time & money to start and grow a business
Entrepreneurs are valuable to the economy for many reasons, including:
They bring new goods and services to the marketplace
They introduce creative ideas about how to do things
They provide jobs
They pay taxes on their profits
They help the economy grow
Risks of entrepreneurship include tough competition, not having a regular salary, unbalanced work schedule & stress
Rewards of entrepreneurship include being your own boss, making your own decisions, enjoyment & excitement, flexibility in schedule & potential profit
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Multiple Choice
Which if the following is the BEST definition of an entrepreneur?
A person that take on risks to start and operate a business
A person that makes sacrifices to perform public service
A person that is elected to their position
A person who has a career in the field of law or law enforcement
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What is an entrepreneur?
To be successful, entrepreneurs must be able to handle risk and must have the drive to make a profit.
Traits that some studies indicate may be helpful for entrepreneurs include:
high motivation to be successful
solid work ethic
independence to make their own decisions
strong leadership skills
good business instincts and skills
belief in themselves and their ideas
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Why become an entrepreneur?
People are motivated to become entrepreneurs:
to earn a profit, or to make money
to be their own boss
to create a new produce or offer a new service
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Multiple Choice
The MOST LIKELY incentive for entrepreneurs to start a new business is
to risk financial failure.
to create a new social benefit.
to make a profit.
to discover a new patent.
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GA Buisnesses Started by Entrepreneurs
Georgia entrepreneurs have established successful businesses throughout our state’s history. These businesses have made a tremendous impact on Georgia’s economy by producing goods and services that people want, and by creating many jobs.
Examples of success stories in Georgia:
Coca-Cola Company
Delta Air Lines
Georgia-Pacific
Home Depot
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GA Entrepreneurs
Georgia entrepreneurs have established successful businesses throughout our state’s history. These businesses have made a tremendous impact on Georgia’s economy by producing goods and services that people want, and by creating many jobs.
Examples of successful entrepreneurs in Georgia:
Mary Musgrove
Henry Grady
Alonzo Herndon
Lester Maddox
Arthur Blank
Truett Cathy
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of "entrepreneurship"?
Hank Aaron hit his 715th home run in 1974.
Steve Jobs created Apple Computers in 1976.
Bill Clinton became President of the Unites States in 1993.
Michael Jordan joined the National Basketball Association in 1984
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Multiple Choice
Clay decides to open a sandwich shop in his neighborhood. He keeps the costs of his sandwiches low so more people can afford to buy them. But Clay also knows he has bills to pay of his own- such as for his house, his car, and for clothes for his children- so he can't just give away the sandwiches he makes.
What evidence shows that Clay is an entrepreneur?
He has bills to pay.
He owns his own house
He likes to eat sandwiches
He decides to open a sandwich shop
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Multiple Choice
Clay decides to open a sandwich shop in his neighborhood. He keeps the costs of his sandwiches low so more people can afford to buy them. But Clay also knows he has bills to pay of his own- such as for his house, his car, and for clothes for his children- so he can't just give away the sandwiches he makes.
This is showing what economic principle?
spending and credit
market advertising
supply and demand
profit motive
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