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The risk born...

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The risk borne by an entrepreneur is ________.

A

less

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extreme

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C

moderate

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none of the above

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Solution

The correct option is B extreme
An entrepreneur has to take extreme risk in setting up a business using resources and other monetary inputs and get benefits from this business. The risk mostly in the form of finance where in case of failure of the business the entrepreneur bares all the loses.

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