Adam Smith ( 1776 )
An entrepreneur is an agent who transforms demand into supply
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Jean-Baptiste Say ( 1803 )
An entrepreneur is a person who shifts resources for low productivity areas to high productivity areas
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John Stuart Mill ( 1848 )
An entrepreneur is a prime mover in a private enterprise. This is the fourth factor after land, labor and capital
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Carl Menger ( 1871 )
An entrepreneur is an economic agent who transforms resources into products and services with added values
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Joseph Alois Schumpeter ( 1934 )
An entrepreneur is an innovator and a prime mover that moves through economic boundaries by the process of creative destruction
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Alfred Marshall ( 1936 )
Entrepreneurship is an incremental or evolutionary process. An example of this is the transformation of a sole proprietorship company to a public company
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Ibn Khaldun ( 1377 )
An entrepreneur is a knowledgeable individual crucial to the emergence of enterprises through development of cities and states
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David Mcclelland
An entrepreneur is a person with high needs for achievement and success
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