Potential investors tend to believe that if an entrepreneur can't develop a good plan:

A) he/she is probably the action-oriented sort of person they need running a business.

B) he/she needs to hire a consultant to write the plan for him/her.

C) he/she probably lacks the discipline to run a business.

D) then the entrepreneur is just like the majority of entrepreneurs and will probably do quite well.

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Markus Thornton

9 April, 13:44

Potential investors tend to believe that if an entrepreneur can't develop a good plan:

A) he/she is probably the action-oriented sort of person they need running a business.

B) he/she needs to hire a consultant to write the plan for him/her.

C) he/she probably lacks the discipline to run a business.

D) then the entrepreneur is just like the majority of entrepreneurs and will probably do quite well.

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Kane Morse · Answer 1

C - he/she probably lacks the discipline to run a business.

Explanation:

real investors believe that if an entrepreneur can't develop a good plan for a particular business it shows that the entrepreneur lacks the discipline to run the business or a business. But if the investors that an entrepreneur can develop a good plan then he/she is probably the action-oriented sort of person they need running a business.