I know this isn't a math question but they don't have section for this so...yeah :\ *Will Medal*

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stbest · Answer

?? what is it

bigdreams · Answer

Career explorations

stbest · Answer

oh sorry cant help with that D;

bigdreams · Answer

thanks anyway xD

nnesha · Answer

what about it ?

bigdreams · Answer

tbh... i think they're just random questions :\

bigdreams · Answer

there is like 10 and i know the answer to most of them

nnesha · Answer

okay..good..so what's the problem ?

bigdreams · Answer

These questions are questions you wouldn't know the answer to. Like: which of the following people founded IKEA?

unimatix · Answer

Ingvar Kamprad

bigdreams · Answer

Thanks xD. Mind help me with more?

nnesha · Answer

i didn't promise to provide you the best help 
but at least i can try so you should post the question.
or i think we can try google for those type of questions :)

nnesha · Answer

http://prnt.sc/b16v2i

bigdreams · Answer

Okay :). what was Henry ford's problem as an entrepreneur?
A. Lack of innovation 
B. Lack of knowledge of the market
C. Self-confidence
D. Not enough risk taking

bigdreams · Answer

I think it's B.

unimatix · Answer

Yes. That seems right.

mathmale · Answer

OpenStudy is not a place to ask for direct answers without any investment of time and effort into finding your own answers up front.  Please do some research for each question, and then, if you can't immediately answer it, explain what you have learned and what you still need to know.  As for the founder of IKEA, it would have been easy to look that up and to find out who the founder or founders was / were.

bigdreams · Answer

thanks :). And, i was try to avoid going on google. Google is just a worldwide answer sheet. To be honest, I honestly didn't want just the answer. In OpenStudy's COD, i think it says you have to provide why you think it's the answer so...yeah. :\

unimatix · Answer

The first is simply fact based. There is no way to know it without simply looking it up. 

The second one is merely a matter of elimination. Clearly Ford was taking risk, as most all inventors are, and had the self confidence to put it out on the market in spite of this. Throw in that you can't really say such a huge influence of automobiles lacks innovation. So by reasoning you can find that it's most likely a lack of knowledge of the workplace.