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Business, 21.01.2020 20:31 cristianTalonzo

Stacey wills, who is at heart a craftsperson, recently started a firm to manufacture a new innovative foodblender. stacey's desire is to sell her food blender to as many people as possible because she firmly believes in the merits of her product. stacey's story best illustrates which of the following characteristics, or attributes, of a successful entrepreneur? a) product/customer focusb) execution intelligencec) tenacity despite failured) a desire to consumers

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