Why is entrepreneurship considered risky?

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Entrepreneurs often risk their own time and money investments in creating a new business
• Entrepreneurship guarantees profits
• Entrepreneurs never have to invest their own time or effort.
The government does not encourage entrepreneurship because it does not benefit the economy

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Entrepreneurship is considered risky primarily because entrepreneurs often risk their own time and money investments in creating a new business. This involves uncertainty regarding the success of the business, potential financial loss, and the commitment of significant personal resources.