Enterprise: the fourth factor of production
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Classical economists identified three types of resources (or factors) of production, namely land, labour and capital. However, in modern economics, we identify a fourth factor: enterprise (or entrepreneurship). Entrepreneurs are the people who are responsible for innovative ideas and unconventional thinking. Without people like this, we wouldn’t have smartphones, personal computers or satellite television. Entrepreneurs are vital in the economy because they create wealth for millions of people around the globe. In this video we will look at some famous South African entrepreneurs and discuss their role in the modern economy…

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