Origin of the Term Entrepreneur
CMAT 2023 · Innovation & Entrepreneurship · Easy · Innovation and Entrepreneurship
The term 'entrepreneur' has been from:
- A.
English verb
- B.
Greek verb
- C.
Italic verb
- D.
French verb
Answer
D
Explanation
The term 'entrepreneur' is derived from the French verb entreprendre, which means 'to undertake'.
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