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LUCKY_DIMON [66]
3 years ago
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Eve and her three college friends enjoy perfumes. As a special gift to each of them last holiday season, she found a way to make

scented candles with each friend's favorite perfume scent. The three friends loved her gift idea and encouraged Eve to create more and sell them online. Recently, she is filling orders from her website, and turning a profit. Eve is proof that: A. me-too businesses work.B. when you successfully fill a market need, you can make money.C. the Internet is a way to distribute just about anything.D. the cost of supplies to make candles is relatively cheap.In order to stay competitive, entrepreneurs must find a market niche—something the market needs.
Business
2 answers:
Ksivusya [100]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

B. when you successfully fill a market need, you can make money.

C. The Internet is a way to distribute just about anything.

jasenka [17]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

B) when you successfully fill a market need, you can make money.

Explanation:

Eve can be defined as an entrepreneur. An entrepreneur is an individual who perceives an unsatisfied market need and decides to open her/his own business in order to satisfy that need. Entrepreneurs are usually creative and innovative, as well as courageous, since the unsatisfied need was there all along, but only an entrepreneur decides to do something about it.

Being an entrepreneur can be challenging and time consuming, but it can also be rewarding both economically and emotionally (feeling of success).

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