For a Given Number of Workers,as the Amount of Capital

The life of Florence Nightingale,who successfully championed the cause of nurses and helped to establish nursing as a profession in nineteenth-century England,provides a classic example of A) managerial entrepreneurship. B) owner entrepreneurship. C) entrepreneurship in a for-profit activity. D) entrepreneurship in a non-profit activity. E) entrepreneurship in government activity.

The consequences of entrepreneurial activity always include one or more of the following EXCEPT A) new goods. B) new services. C) new methods of production. D) increases in worker productivity. E) replacement of workers with machines.