Category: ENT209 0 ENT209 1 / 50  The book "essai sur la nature du commerce en general" was published by _________ JB Says Joseph Schumpeter Richard Cantillion Alfred Marshall 2 / 50  ____ is well informed about the general economic condition and introduces changes which look more radical. accommodative entrepreneur Rational entrepreneur immigrant entrepreneur Fabian 3 / 50  _____ is the one who starts fresh, does not have any family business prior to establishing his new venture First-generation Entrepreneurs Family business entrepreneurs Self-actualizers Entrepreneurs Immigrant Entrepreneurs 4 / 50 __________ was an Austrian economist who made a revolutionary contribution through his book "principles of economics Check 5 / 50 Entrepreneurship is as old as man no yes not applicable indifferent 6 / 50 What is the meaning of NERFUND? Check 7 / 50  ____ is an entrepreneur who adopts successful innovation introduced by other innovators women entrepreneur ethnic Fabian Imitative/Adoptive 8 / 50  One of the observations from innovation theory is that it supports the enterprising spirit of the entrepreneur to innovate. yes Indifferent Partially true no 9 / 50 McClelland stressed the importance of middle childhood as the formative period of entrepreneurial attitude. no Indifferent Partially true yes 10 / 50 The following are personality trait exhibited by an entrepreneur except ________ Self-centeredness Flexibility Versatility Enthusiastic 11 / 50 _____ is an individual who recently arrived in a country and starts a business as a means of survival in the country. Immigrant entrepreneur Ethnic entrepreneur Women entrepreneur Minority entrepreneur 12 / 50  The entrepreneur represents society�??s model personality. This description was made by; _______ Cochran Lilian Giberth Weber JB Says 13 / 50 __________ are the ones who want to self-actualize themselves, want to achieve something they are capable of, just for the sake of independence and autonomy Check 14 / 50 ------------------ theory emphasizes the impact of religion on entrepreneurial development Max Weber theory Hagen's theory Ronald Burt's theory Exposure theory 15 / 50 The connection of risk with entrepreneurship was developed in the ________ century 17th 18th 16th 15th 16 / 50 The new classification of entrepreneur is _________, ___________, __________, challengers, _______, ____________ and life-timers Check 17 / 50  Who first accorded the entrepreneur prominence in economics? Rotter Julian Adams Smith Ronald Burt JB Says 18 / 50 Hagen divided the personality dichotomy into two: ____ and ____________ Check 19 / 50  The phrase "undertaker of a project" was popularized by ------------- in England G.F Papanek J.R Harris James Stuart Mill J.B Says 20 / 50  _____ and ________ are classification of entrepreneurs on the basis of owners Commercial/Industrial Private/Public Old/ Young Short/Long 21 / 50 The word "entreprendre" implies; _________ Investor Adventurer/ Undertaker Communicator Philanthropist 22 / 50 The access to resources by the founder/originator is an important predictor of opportunity-based entrepreneurship and new venture growth. no yes Partially true Indifferent 23 / 50  -------------- described an entrepreneur as a person who pays a certain price for a product to resale it at an unknown price, thereby making decisions about obtaining and using resources. Friedrick Hayek Carl Menger Richard Cantillion Alfred Marshall 24 / 50 The term "entrepreneur" was introduced to the school of economics by; ______________ Adams Smith Joyce Meyer Cantillion Benjamin Higgins 25 / 50  ------------ identified the role of uncertainty and realized that it is uncertainty that makes the role of an entrepreneur very difficult and tedious. Jacques Turgot Jean Baptist Say John Stuart Mill Carl Menger 26 / 50 Friedrich Von Hayek was a ____ economist who contributed to _______ theory of entrepreneurship Check 27 / 50 The network theory of entrepreneurship was propounded by ____ Thomas Hope Ricardo Thomas McClelland Ronald Burt 28 / 50  _____ entrepreneur is well informed, draws upon the advice and services of experts in his line of business Life-timers Inventors Cognitive Challengers 29 / 50  -------- was a British economist who recognised an entrepreneur as central to economic theory in 1848 Carl Menger Jean Baptist Say John Stuart Mill Jacques Turgot 30 / 50  _____ are entrepreneurs that put their efforts together to build enterprise by pooling together their own resources Inventors Buyers Solo operators Active partners 31 / 50 Non-innovative personalities are as a result of up-bringing in the traditional authoritarian families yes Indifferent Partially true Adventurer 32 / 50 Entrepreneurship started as far back as ------------------century 20th 18th 16th 14th 33 / 50 The need for achievement theory was introduced by _____________ David McClelland Hagen, Everett Kets de Vries Potter Julian 34 / 50  The following are the contributors to the classical school of entrepreneurship except; __________ Alfred Marshall Friedrick Hayek Richard Cantilion Carl Menger 35 / 50 ___, ____, _______ and ______ skills are expected to be possessed by an entrepreneur Check 36 / 50 _____ defined entrepreneurship as an attitude, and a way of thinking and learning Shaw and Chaten Ronstadt Jones/Sakong Hisrich 37 / 50  In the 20th century, the focus of entrepreneurship in economic development was through________ high need for achievement scarcity innovation Risk-taking 38 / 50 What is the meaning of BOI? Check 39 / 50  Taxation policy is one of the economic factors that an encourage or discourage entrepreneurship yes Partially true no Indifferent 40 / 50 Entrepreneurs are driven by need to achieve and ___________ need to strategize need to perform need to excel need to market 41 / 50 The human capital entrepreneur theory comprises of two factors which are; __________ Creativity and Innovation Knowledge and empowerment Social and spirit capital Education and experience 42 / 50 __________ described an entrepreneur as one who possessed the arts and skills of creating new enterprises , a person who had exceptional insight into society's needs and was able to fulfill them Check 43 / 50 To be an entrepreneur implies a discovery process Partially true no Indifferent yes 44 / 50  ------------------- included resourcefulness into the opportunity based construct JB Says Ronald Burt Stevenson Drucker 45 / 50 The entrepreneur is solely responsible for pulling resources, labour, materials and other assets together in order to make their value greater than before _______. This statement is applicable to ______ school of thought Sociologist Biological Anthropologist Economics 46 / 50 _____________ is an entrepreneur who adopts successful innovation introduced by other innovators Check 47 / 50 The end of the personality dichotomy is known as _________ Non-innovative dichotomy Authorian/non-creative dichotomy Democratic/Creative dichotomy Innovative dichotomy 48 / 50 Knight identified two types of risks which is _______ and _______ risks Check 49 / 50 ________ entrepreneurs believe that business is the part and parcel of their life Challengers Life-timers Inventors Buyers 50 / 50  ____ are the ones who want to self-actualize themselves, want to achieve something they are capable of, just for the sake of independence and autonomy Self-actualizers Empirical Rational entrepreneur discontended Restart quiz Rate this quiz Send feedback
