Entrepreneurs can be motivated solely on Profit and the prospect of growing rich. It is suggested that this type of motivation from entrepreneurs will result in them working to satisfy consumer demands in order maximise revenue, producing higher profits.
Another motivation for entrepreneurs is if they are a Satisficer, which is someone who targets a reasonable performance rather than pushing hard for maximum success while also looking for comfort and relaxation alongside income. This in some cases can provide significant advantages over profit motivation as Satisficers are likely to enjoy their work then profit motivated entrepreneurs.
Other entrepreneurs can be motivated by ethical factors that are morally correct. As they may want produce something useful for the community while also treating staff, suppliers and customers well. If large businesses are found to be producing products unethically, it can have harsh effects on profits if consumers do not approve it. This is why many large businesses have to have corporate responsibility, which involves taking into account fairness and considerations towards their stakeholders by behaving ethically.
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- Unit 4 Research
- The Rail Industry Case Study
- Evidence A: UK has the 'most expensive train fares in Europe
- Evidence B: High Speed Rail
- Evidence C: Public subsidy for rail users must end
- Evidence D: EU Directives 91/440- Development of the Community's railways
- Evidence E- Labour calls for review of trains contract awarded to Siemens
- Evidence F- Campaign for better Transport warns Government over high speed rail
- Evidence G- Passenger Kilometers traveled in Great Britain 1987 to 2009
- Evidence H- Passenger journeys in Great Britain in 1985-86 to 2008-09
- Evidence I- Commuters face overcrowding
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