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Bell Ringer Activity Identify a student-run business. What are some advantages of running your own business?

Read to Learn Define entrepreneur and entrepreneurship. List at least five rewards of being an entrepreneur. Identify at least four challenges of being an entrepreneur. Discuss why entrepreneurs are important to the American economy.

The Main Idea An entrepreneur is someone who recognizes a business opportunity and organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of starting a business. Entrepreneurs face many challenges. However, those who succeed see many rewards.

Entrepreneurship An entrepreneur is a person who: Recognizes an opportunity Organizes Manages Assumes the risks of starting and operating a business

Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship is: The process of recognizing an opportunity Marketplace testing Gathering the resources necessary to go into business.

Entrepreneurship A venture is a new business undertaking that involves risk.

Personal Characteristics of Entrepreneurs The Small Business Administration (SBA) created a checklist to help people see if they have the recommended traits for a career in entrepreneurship.

Personal Characteristics of Entrepreneurs Figure 5.1

Small Businesses A small business serves a limited geographic area and employs fewer than 500 people. small business an independently owned business that usually has the owner as its manager

Small Businesses The SBA is a U.S. government agency that protects the interests of small businesses.

Internet Businesses A virtual business or dot-com company can make shopping easier and more efficient for consumers. virtual business or dot-com company a business that operates on the Internet

Internet Businesses According to the American City Business Journals, small businesses that use the Internet have grown more than 45 percent faster than those that do not.

Graphic Organizer Rewards of Entrepreneurship Being the Boss Doing What You Enjoy Having the Opportunity to Be Creative Building an Enterprise Number One Reason People Become Entrepreneurs

Other Reasons for Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurs develop their own schedule. Many entrepreneurs run home-based businesses. Entrepreneurs contribute to the economy and help create jobs. Entrepreneurs are rewarded for assuming risk.

Challenges of Entrepreneurship Getting Funds to Start the Business Being Fully Responsible for the Business Financial institutions are concerned about whether the business would succeed and they would be repaid. Business owners must see that everything gets done—from sweeping the floors to handling financial records.

Other Challenges for Entrepreneurs Feeling alone and insecure about making the right decisions Long work hours Uncertain income levels Risk of failure

The Impact of Small Business More than 99 percent of U.S. firms are small businesses. Small businesses employ more than 50 percent of the U.S. workforce. Small businesses are the principal source of new jobs.