Entrepreneurial Mind

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問題一覧

Is an individual who starts, organizes, and manage business or businesses, taking on financial risk in the hopes of profit?

Entrepreneur

Is a pattern of thinking or behavior of one or more individuals or groups of individuals?

Mindset

Is the person who distinguishes growth mentality and fix mentality?

Carol Dweck

Is an individual who believe their abilities are static and unchangeable?

Fixed Mindset

Is an individual who believe their abilities can be developed with effort and learning?

Growth Mindset

Neuroscience evidence shows that the brain is malleable know as?

Brain Plasticity

It is a slow, rational, mindful, thoughtful, and deliberate thinking?

Perception

It is feeling before thinking, it is instantaneous, unconscious, automatic and emotional?

Intuition

He noted that use perception rarely as in many situations responses are automatic and intuitive?

Daniel Kahneman

Intuition, also known as what?

Heuristics

Who developed models for bounded rayionality that describe how intuition leads to relevant decisios foe an environment characterized by a high degree of uncertainty?

Gingerenzer and Selten

Two people who conducted a literature review and found several areas requiring special attention on the role of intuition in the entrepreneurial process?

Baldacchino and Leonie

He argued that intuition is critical to understanding the cognitive problem and ignoring the problem of intuition would, in turn, deny the problem and the phenomenon of consciousess itself?

Chalmers

He argued that intuition comes about lack knowledge or no longer holds true and therefore, intuition reinforces and is probably the basis for the expansion of knowledge?

Polanyi

Built and flew the world's first motor-operated airplane in 1903?

Wright Brothers

Hes research persistently followed by the Wright brothers and died in a glider crash?

German Aviator - Otto Lilienthal

It measures how far one can go toward success?

Risk-taking

The person who said "It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with proboems longer"?

Albert Einstein

He defines innovation as a process of creative destruction - the process of developing and introducing new ways of doing things and taking, accepting failures, and learning from the success of others, success comes to those who will wait.

Schumpeter

Is another important ability as an outcome of a growth mindset?

Innovation

The term how a person thinks, their state of mind or the lens through which they see the world, and how this influences their prosperity for entrepreneurial activities and outcomes?

Entrepreneurial Mindset

This period witnessed the dawn of entrepreneurship as early humans developed hunting tools?

The Stone Age (5 million - 10,000 B.C.)

Early humans equipped with __________ relied on scavenging from carcasses left behind by predators or natural causes of survival?

Crude Tools

The Stone Age, also know as what?

Paleolithic Age

Millennia after millennia, humans have become extremely adept at hunting, and this has led to the extinction of big animals.

The Agricultural Revolution (10,000 - 5,000 B.C.)

As society became more advaced, the quest for more territories expanded and caused widespread conflict and war during ancient times.

Ancient Greece

The ancient Roman Empire ruled for 500 years between 140 B.C.-360 A.D.

The Roman Empire

An early form of capital?

Ox-drawn Plows

He articulated the conflict between labor and landowner and theorized that the market value of labor determines the value of commodities.

David Ricardo

As the population increases, labor supply exceeds demand, pulling wages lower toward subsistence level.

Population Growth and Labor Supply

When the harvest is scarce, prices of goods rise landowners gain as they continue to receive land rent while farmers get less amount of goods since subsistence wages (amount of labor spent) fall below prices.

Scarcity and Price Fluctuations

Conversely, when the harvest is abundant, prices go down, landowners get less than expected since the value of rents fall below prices while farmers benefit as subsistence wage falls above prices.

Abundance and Price Reductions

Fertile lands naturally produce more food than a land of poorer quality. As a result, it commands a higher rent, while worsening the condition of farmers since prices are higher.

Fertile Land and Rent

Improvement in the utilization of the poorest land for agriculture increases rent, all of its earnings going must go to landowners.

Land Utilizations and Rent Increase

As the population increased, holding land fixed, rents increased and the real value of wages fell, economic progress slowed down.

Capital's Value Over Labor

It was a time of unprecedented innovation, marked by the invention of new machines and the rise of factories.

The Industrial Revolution (1800 - 1950 A.D.)

In 1733, _________ invented of the flying shuttle marked a significant step in the mechanization of the textile industry.

John Kay

A leading entrepreneur, invented the Cotton Jenny in 1770.

Richard Arkwright

Thomas Picketty's research suggests that the rate of return on capital has been greater than income from wages in recent decades.

Capital VS. Wages

This era characterizes information as a commodity and easily available with computer technology.

The Information Age (1950 - Future)

This trait feautures characteristics such imagination l, insights, and a broad range of interests.

Openness to Experience

Associated with high levels of thoughtfulness, organization, and depenability.

Conscientiousness

This trait is characterized by sociability, assertiveness, and talkativeness.

Extraversion

It is a trait of being cooperative, considerate, tender, trusting, accomodating, and empathetic.

Agreeableness

Indicates emotional instability and anxiety.

Neuroticism

Prioritize work-life balance and personal satisfaction.

Lifestyle Entrepreneurs

Are characterized by their tendency to start multiple ventyres, often displaying high levels of risk tolerance.

Serial Entrepreneurs

Focus on social impact, requiring traits such as empathy and a strong ethical foundation.

Social Entrepreneurs

Refers to commitment to starting a new business.

Entrepreneurial Intention

Individuals who believe they have control over their outcomes tend to display higher self-efficacy.

Internal Locus of Control

A strong desire to accomplish goals can drive entrepreneurs to develop persistence and resilience, vital qualities for success in their ventures.

Need for Achievements

Emerged in the 18th century, emphasized free trade, competion, and speciaization and focus on supply-side economics?

Classical Theories of Entrepreneurship

First to present a theory of entrepreneur who noted "Entrepreneur is the ability to take charged"?

Richard Cantillon

A theory that describes entrepreneur coordinate product and resource market determine size, location, and proximity of markets?

Entrepreneur and Economic Geography

A theory that incorporates opportunity cost and risk in labor value determination, skilled labor value higher due to training costs and professional risks?

Critical Role of Entrepreneurs in Labor Value

A theory that describes "intrinsic value" of goods amount and quality of land and labor used in production?

Entrepreneurs and Theory of Value

A theory describes that everyone depends on prosperty owners (land and capital ownership)?

Circular Flow Model

A theory explained international trade and monetary flows.

Price-Specie Flow Mechanism

Emerged in the 19th century emphasized both supply and demand in determining prices and economic growth.

Neoclassical Theory of Entrepreneurs

Emphasized verbal logic and a prior-thinking.

Austrian Market Process Theory

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問題一覧

Is an individual who starts, organizes, and manage business or businesses, taking on financial risk in the hopes of profit?

Entrepreneur

Is a pattern of thinking or behavior of one or more individuals or groups of individuals?

Mindset

Is the person who distinguishes growth mentality and fix mentality?

Carol Dweck

Is an individual who believe their abilities are static and unchangeable?

Fixed Mindset

Is an individual who believe their abilities can be developed with effort and learning?

Growth Mindset

Neuroscience evidence shows that the brain is malleable know as?

Brain Plasticity

It is a slow, rational, mindful, thoughtful, and deliberate thinking?

Perception

It is feeling before thinking, it is instantaneous, unconscious, automatic and emotional?

Intuition

He noted that use perception rarely as in many situations responses are automatic and intuitive?

Daniel Kahneman

Intuition, also known as what?

Heuristics

Who developed models for bounded rayionality that describe how intuition leads to relevant decisios foe an environment characterized by a high degree of uncertainty?

Gingerenzer and Selten

Two people who conducted a literature review and found several areas requiring special attention on the role of intuition in the entrepreneurial process?

Baldacchino and Leonie

He argued that intuition is critical to understanding the cognitive problem and ignoring the problem of intuition would, in turn, deny the problem and the phenomenon of consciousess itself?

Chalmers

He argued that intuition comes about lack knowledge or no longer holds true and therefore, intuition reinforces and is probably the basis for the expansion of knowledge?

Polanyi

Built and flew the world's first motor-operated airplane in 1903?

Wright Brothers

Hes research persistently followed by the Wright brothers and died in a glider crash?

German Aviator - Otto Lilienthal

It measures how far one can go toward success?

Risk-taking

The person who said "It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with proboems longer"?

Albert Einstein

Schumpeter

Is another important ability as an outcome of a growth mindset?

Innovation

The term how a person thinks, their state of mind or the lens through which they see the world, and how this influences their prosperity for entrepreneurial activities and outcomes?

Entrepreneurial Mindset

This period witnessed the dawn of entrepreneurship as early humans developed hunting tools?

The Stone Age (5 million - 10,000 B.C.)

Early humans equipped with __________ relied on scavenging from carcasses left behind by predators or natural causes of survival?

Crude Tools

The Stone Age, also know as what?

Paleolithic Age

Millennia after millennia, humans have become extremely adept at hunting, and this has led to the extinction of big animals.

The Agricultural Revolution (10,000 - 5,000 B.C.)

As society became more advaced, the quest for more territories expanded and caused widespread conflict and war during ancient times.

Ancient Greece

The ancient Roman Empire ruled for 500 years between 140 B.C.-360 A.D.

The Roman Empire

An early form of capital?

Ox-drawn Plows

He articulated the conflict between labor and landowner and theorized that the market value of labor determines the value of commodities.

David Ricardo

As the population increases, labor supply exceeds demand, pulling wages lower toward subsistence level.

Population Growth and Labor Supply

Scarcity and Price Fluctuations

Conversely, when the harvest is abundant, prices go down, landowners get less than expected since the value of rents fall below prices while farmers benefit as subsistence wage falls above prices.

Abundance and Price Reductions

Fertile lands naturally produce more food than a land of poorer quality. As a result, it commands a higher rent, while worsening the condition of farmers since prices are higher.

Fertile Land and Rent

Improvement in the utilization of the poorest land for agriculture increases rent, all of its earnings going must go to landowners.

Land Utilizations and Rent Increase

As the population increased, holding land fixed, rents increased and the real value of wages fell, economic progress slowed down.

Capital's Value Over Labor

It was a time of unprecedented innovation, marked by the invention of new machines and the rise of factories.

The Industrial Revolution (1800 - 1950 A.D.)

In 1733, _________ invented of the flying shuttle marked a significant step in the mechanization of the textile industry.

John Kay

A leading entrepreneur, invented the Cotton Jenny in 1770.

Richard Arkwright

Thomas Picketty's research suggests that the rate of return on capital has been greater than income from wages in recent decades.

Capital VS. Wages

This era characterizes information as a commodity and easily available with computer technology.

The Information Age (1950 - Future)

This trait feautures characteristics such imagination l, insights, and a broad range of interests.

Openness to Experience

Associated with high levels of thoughtfulness, organization, and depenability.

Conscientiousness

This trait is characterized by sociability, assertiveness, and talkativeness.

Extraversion

It is a trait of being cooperative, considerate, tender, trusting, accomodating, and empathetic.

Agreeableness

Indicates emotional instability and anxiety.

Neuroticism

Prioritize work-life balance and personal satisfaction.

Lifestyle Entrepreneurs

Are characterized by their tendency to start multiple ventyres, often displaying high levels of risk tolerance.

Serial Entrepreneurs

Focus on social impact, requiring traits such as empathy and a strong ethical foundation.

Social Entrepreneurs

Refers to commitment to starting a new business.

Entrepreneurial Intention

Individuals who believe they have control over their outcomes tend to display higher self-efficacy.

Internal Locus of Control

A strong desire to accomplish goals can drive entrepreneurs to develop persistence and resilience, vital qualities for success in their ventures.

Need for Achievements

Emerged in the 18th century, emphasized free trade, competion, and speciaization and focus on supply-side economics?

Classical Theories of Entrepreneurship

First to present a theory of entrepreneur who noted "Entrepreneur is the ability to take charged"?

Richard Cantillon

A theory that describes entrepreneur coordinate product and resource market determine size, location, and proximity of markets?

Entrepreneur and Economic Geography

A theory that incorporates opportunity cost and risk in labor value determination, skilled labor value higher due to training costs and professional risks?

Critical Role of Entrepreneurs in Labor Value

A theory that describes "intrinsic value" of goods amount and quality of land and labor used in production?

Entrepreneurs and Theory of Value

A theory describes that everyone depends on prosperty owners (land and capital ownership)?

Circular Flow Model

A theory explained international trade and monetary flows.

Price-Specie Flow Mechanism

Emerged in the 19th century emphasized both supply and demand in determining prices and economic growth.

Neoclassical Theory of Entrepreneurs

Emphasized verbal logic and a prior-thinking.

Austrian Market Process Theory