> What about the value derived from the risk taken by the enterpreneur ? The fact the entrepreneur was able to take a risk at all is remarkable by itself: with

> What about the value derived from the risk taken by the enterpreneur ? The fact the entrepreneur was able to take a risk at all is remarkable by itself: without starting capital (often inherited), you simply cannot take any risk to begin with. Want to reward risk-taking? Think how this very thinking perpetuates (perhaps even increases) inequality. > What about the value derived from the work done by the enterpreneur ? That work has value and should be factored in the final value of the products, then rewarded.