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Which statement correctly distinguishes an entrepreneur from a manager?

An entrepreneur initiates a venture, innovates and bears its risk, earning profit as the reward. A manager runs an existing enterprise on behalf of owners, usually for a salary, and does not carry the ultimate financial risk. The other statements wrongly reverse these roles.

  1. AAn entrepreneur initiates and owns the risk of a venture, whereas a manager directs resources of an existing enterprise for a salaryCorrect
  2. BA manager always bears the ultimate financial risk, while an entrepreneur never does
  3. CAn entrepreneur only works in government enterprises, while a manager works only in private firms
  4. DAn entrepreneur is concerned only with daily routine, while a manager is concerned only with innovation

Explanation

The entrepreneur starts the venture, innovates and bears risk, earning profit. The manager runs an existing enterprise, is usually paid a salary and is not the ultimate risk bearer. The other options reverse or invent distinctions.

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