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I'm working on a paper about entrepreneurial traits and such mdoells. I'm still not sure if an entrepreneur si risk avers. Some scholars argue, he likes risks,
by seabassII 16y ago
I'm working on a paper about entrepreneurial traits and such mdoells. I'm still not sure if an entrepreneur si risk avers.
Some scholars argue, he likes risks, because he is quiting his job to get an uncertain "payment". Others argue, entrepreneurs don'tlike risks. If they go for an opportunity, they know the risk quite well and soforth have already evaluated the risk and decided, it is doable.
Is their any new thought on this?
i have to agree with the others, I just calculated the value and chose the higher one. Interesting could be the outcome of the last questions where no probability, or intrest rate was given.
Additionally, I think, even if all of us are entrepreneurs (there's still now agreed definition of the term see http://bit.ly/amULry http://bit.ly/amULry ) we decide different. We decide different, depending on our situation or the environment (see Gartner 1989ab 1989b, 1990) we are in. I'm a student my self, perhaps getting $150 now could get me through the month, but one million in two month isn't. So I would take the 150 bucks.