Anik Biswas wrote a paper for the course Molecular Diagnostics at Swami Vivekananda Institute of Modern Science. The paper discusses two types of entrepreneurs - innovative entrepreneurs, who create new ideas and accept risk, and imitative entrepreneurs, who copy existing business models, processes, and technologies without developing unique ideas of their own. Imitative entrepreneurs are less willing to take risks than innovative entrepreneurs and instead prefer to replicate proven business concepts. The document provides Anik Biswas's name, roll number, registration number, and paper details.
1. NUCLEIC ACID
HYBRIDIZATION
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF MODERN SCIENCE
NAME - ANIK BISWAS
ROLL NUMBER - 26408221004
REG NUMBER - 212642408210003
PAPER NAME - Molecular Diagnostics
PAPER CODE - GEBT-401
2. • This classification is done on the basis of the willingness of an
entrepreneur to create and accept the innovative ideas.
3. Imitating entrepreneurs
• Imitative entrepreneurs are those who imitate the idea or concept of existing
entrepreneurs for setting up their own business venture in the same manner.
• These people copy the process, methods, and technology pioneered by some other
people who do not have their own innovative or unique ideas for establishing ventures.
• Imitative entrepreneurs immediately copy the newer and distinguished inventions
• These are also called ‘copy cats’. These entrepreneurs are less risk-taker and do not
like to face uncertainty, unlike innovative entrepreneurs.
