Role of entrepreneur in economic growth as an innovator

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The creation of new goods and services improves the quality of living of companies and individuals. Entrepreneurs acquire capital from their equity sources or loans from banks to build their business which adds value to the creation of wealth, influencing the economy and industrial structure of a country directly.

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Monetarism plays a role in economic growth by

Asked by wiki @ 29/10/2020 in History viewed by 424 persons

expanding government intervention. influencing the supply of goods. expanding government spending. influencing the supply of money.

The role of the entrepreneur in an economy is to

Asked by admin @ 29/10/2021 in Business viewed by 232 persons

What is the role of the entrepreneur in the modern economy? A. To preserve natural resourcesB. To create jobsc. To take big risksD. To generate wealth

Trace the relationship between human capital and economic growth

Asked by admin @ 13/08/2021 in Economy viewed by 312 persons

Trace the relationship between human capital and economic growth.

How is economic growth linked with poverty reduction in india

Asked by admin @ 04/08/2021 in Economy viewed by 303 persons

How is economic growth linked with poverty reduction in India

What steps can a nation take to achieve economic growth

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1. invest in physical capital 2. engage in international trade 3. focus on increasing imports 4. invest in human capital 5. reduce the defense budget

During the 1920s economic growth in the united states occurred

Asked by maham237 @ 25/06/2021 in History viewed by 308 persons

rapidly and then slowed down. slowly and then became faster. rapidly throughout the decade. slowly throughout the decade.

What aided economic growth in the us in the 1950s

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A country's rate of economic growth is important because

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A country's rate of economic growth is important because A. an economy that grows too slowly is always involved in human rights violations. B. a slowly growing economy experiences very …

Discuss the economic growth of china during the tang era

Asked by admin @ 05/11/2021 in Advanced Placement (AP) viewed by 360 persons

3. Discuss the economic growth of China during the Tang era. How did the process of "import substitution" affect the growth of trade, as well as new technology for producing …

Limitations of using gdp as a measure of economic growth

Asked by admin @ 29/10/2021 in Business viewed by 319 persons

What are the four main limitations of gdp accuracy? durable good, nondurable good, black market, and negative externalities depreciation, price level, distortion, and underground economy trough, peak, recession, and depression …

Which of the following did not result in economic growth

Asked by admin @ 26/10/2021 in Business viewed by 333 persons

Which of the following did not result in economic growth? Many citizens emigrating from Zimbabwe when a politically repressive regime took office. Increased government funding of post-secondary education. Installing a …

Country m hopes to encourage economic growth by investing in

Asked by admin @ 12/10/2021 in History viewed by 372 persons

Government officials in Country M have determined that they need to take action to encourage the growth of their economy. To do this, they have introduced an incentive policy that …

Developed nations are facing aging populations unemployment and economic growth

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Developed nations are facing aging populations, unemployment, and economic growth.

Which best explains how contractionary policies can hamper economic growth

Asked by admin @ 27/09/2021 in Social Studies viewed by 274 persons

Which best explains how contractionary policies can hamper economic growth? They increase demand. They help increase consumer debt. They reduce consumer confidence. They reduce disposable income.