"David Bornstein Sayings: According To The Management Expert Peter F. Drucker, The Term ""entrepreneur"" (from The French, Meaning ""one Who Takes Into Hand"") Was Introduced Two Centuries Ago By The French Economist Jean-Baptiste Say To Characterize A Special Economic Actor-not Someone Who Simply Opens A Business, But Someone Who ""shifts Economic Resources Out Of An Area Of Lower And Into An Area Of Higher Productivity And Greater Yield."" The Twentieth-century Growth Economist Joseph A. Schumpeter Characterized The Entrepreneur As The Source Of The ""creative Destruction"" Necessary For Major Economic Advances."
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