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1.1 The role of business enterprise and entrepreneurship Categorise

Target Level
4-5
Running Total
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Attempt
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Organise the items below into their correct category.

Business risk
Business reward

A business may be started as a social enterprise and aim to help the community or the planet in some way. 
The entrepreneur may make more money working for themselves than for another business.
Starting a business can mean that the entrepreneur has a legacy to leave to their children.
Starting a business may mean that the entrepreneur has the opportunity to be more creative and can make the job much more interesting.
Starting a new business is expensive and can require finance from the business owner's possessions; if the business fails, the owner would lose money.
An entrepreneur can gain great satisfaction from starting a new enterprise.
Working for themselves, the business owner will not be able to guarantee a regular income.
If the business is sole trader then they have “unlimited liability”, which means that the business owner could lose their personal assets to pay the business's debts.
The business owner may put their own assets into the business, e.g. a van.
If an entrepreneur starts a business they may find that it takes up all of their time. 
If the entrepreneur starts their own business, they can work the hours they choose and take holidays when they want. 
The entrepreneur may have to give up their current paid employment to start their own business.
If consumer incomes fall, then the business may suffer from lower sales.
If the business owner becomes ill, there could be problems keeping the business open, and it may gather debts.
Starting a business can mean that the business owner may have to invest their own money.
If the entrepreneur is a sole trader then they will get to keep all the profits that they make. 
Starting a business means that the entrepreneur gets to do something they enjoy or are passionate about as a career. 
The business owner would get to be their own boss, and so they can make all the major decisions in the business and have control over it. 

This is your 1st attempt! You get 1 marks for each one you get right first time. Good luck!

Pass Mark
70%