What kind of people can be called entrepreneurs?

An entrepreneur is a person who can independently make business decisions and bear business risks in an enterprise. It is not only the organizer and leader of production, but also the operator of market transactions. Responsibility is to ensure the appreciation of enterprise assets, which generally requires high ideological and cultural and professional quality.

The word entrepreneur comes from French, which means to engage in. An entrepreneur is a person who is engaged in organizing, managing and taking business risks. The understanding of entrepreneurs can be traced back to18th century. French economist Cantillon R linked the risk-taking behavior in the economy with entrepreneurs. At the same time, in Britain, the industrial revolution is developing, and entrepreneurs have played an important role in the transformation of adventure and freedom.

Linking entrepreneurs with the economy has always been regarded as a standard. In fact, before 1950s, most definitions and references to entrepreneurs came from economics. Cantillon R made the above statement. Baptista, a famous French economist, and Schumpeter, an economic genius in the 20th century, both discussed entrepreneurs and their influence on economic development. Therefore, the concept of "entrepreneur" was introduced by economists in the18th century and continued to attract the interest of economists in the 20th century. At present, this word has become synonymous with free enterprise and capitalism, or at least a closely related word. Similarly, it is generally believed that entrepreneurs are the driving force of change. They bring creative ideas to enterprises and help them grow and make profits.

Modern entrepreneurship:

1, entrepreneurs should focus on their careers and have the spirit of hard work and thrift;

2. Have an open mind and an innovative spirit of keeping pace with the times;

3, should have a sense of social responsibility and historical responsibility, a modern enterprise should have a sense of social responsibility.