What Is Not a Key Difference Between Self-Employed People and Entrepreneurs

question 27

Multiple Choice

What is not a key difference between self-employed people and entrepreneurs?

• A) When a self-employed person retires or quits, the business generally closes; an entrepreneur's company continues even if the entrepreneur dies or moves on.
• B) Self-employed people tend to work virtually and avoid taking risks; entrepreneurs tend to take risks, and they think on a global scale.
• C) The self-employed are experts who do much of the work themselves; entrepreneurs realize they can't do everything themselves, so they hire and delegate responsibilities to people they trust.
• D) Self-employed people can incorporate or organize as sole proprietors; entrepreneurs have a broader set of legal requirements, along with insurance and tax considerations.
• E) Self-employed people have broad aspirations aimed at influencing industries and markets; entrepreneurs are more focused on operating a business in a specific geographic area and market.

Analyze the conflict between media conglomerates and individual Internet users over copyright issues.

Explore how the Internet's structure and culture facilitate unique challenges and opportunities for media distribution and consumption, distinguishing it from traditional mass media.

Evaluate the responses of media conglomerates to digital piracy and their efforts to control content distribution.

Examine the role of peer-to-peer (P2P) networks in transforming how music and media are shared online.

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Definitions:

Goal-Setting Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that establishing specific, challenging, and attainable goals can significantly motivate and enhance performance.

Managing

The act of directing and controlling a group or entity to accomplish a goal.

Motivation

The psychological process that stimulates and directs goal-oriented behavior.

Self-Efficacy

An individual's belief in their own capability to achieve goals and complete tasks effectively.