41. He distinguishes entrepreneurs to employees, with former with uncertain income and the latter with fixed income.

42. He expanded the idea of risk bearing with innovation.

43. The first to specify entrepreneurship function as under pure uncertainties within a system.

44. He emphasized that demand and supply determine the price and output of a good.

45. According to John Lewis Holland’s six types of personalities, this individual prefers to be analytical, curious, methodological and precise.

46. According to John Lewis Holland’s six types of personalities, this person enjoys the systematic manipulation of data, filing of records or reproducing materials.

47. According to John Lewis Holland’s six types of personalities, this person enjoys verbal activities to influence others and purposely avoid systematic activities involving tools and machineries.

48. According to John Lewis Holland’s six types of personalities, this person enjoys verbal activities to influence others and to attain power and status.

49. It is a formal document indicating the entrepreneurship’s adapted principles of appropriate behavior.

50. It is a study of moral obligation involving the distinction between right and wrong.

51. This feasibility shows the positive indications if the business is stable and if the product remains constant or show signs of growth.

52. To provide a source of income is the purpose of entrepreneurship and profit. What type of feasibility is this?

53. This feasibility states that difficulties may be encountered in the procurement of materials and manpower.

54. This feasibility aims that the owners must have sufficient capital or good credit standing in the community.

55. It means that all business ideas passed the adapted criteria.

56. The capacity to think creatively and come up with new ideas or solutions.

57. The strength to recover from failures and continue moving forward.

58. Flexibility in dealing with changing circumstances.

59. The ability to see potential opportunities and plan for the future.

60. According to John Lewis Holland’s six types of personalities, this individual prefers activities involving aggressive behavior and physical exertion or requiring skill, strength and coordination.