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In economic and business literature, which of the following best describes the core role of an entrepreneur?

An entrepreneur identifies a business opportunity, organises the needed resources to start a new venture, and bears the risk and uncertainty involved. This differs from routine management, money lending or supplying materials, which do not involve creating and risking a new enterprise.

  1. AIdentifying an opportunity and organising resources to create a new venture while bearing its riskCorrect
  2. BManaging routine office work under instructions from the owner
  3. CLending money to businesses in return for fixed interest
  4. DSupplying raw material to manufacturers at regular intervals

Explanation

An entrepreneur spots an opportunity, combines land, labour and capital, and bears the uncertainty of the venture. Routine supervision is a managerial role, lending is financing, and supplying material is a vendor function.

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