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3 years ago

do you think that free enterprise encourage entrepreneurship? does entrepreneurship promote economic change? explain

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Yes, I think that free enterprise encourage entrepreneurship, because entrepreneurs want profit in what he/she is selling. In a free enterprise making profit is a pro not a con. Entrepreneurship promotes economic change, because entrepreneurs specialize in making small businesses make tons of profit.

lukranit [14]3 years ago

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Free enterprise pretty much says that people can sell whatever they want at a price they choose to whoever wants to but it. Becacuse of this people wanted to go out and make their own businesses where they sold the goods or services they chose to. So yes, I believe free market inspired people to become euntrapenures. For the next question, yes as well. With the amount of people selling different things the economy became more diverse.

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