Question
Discuss any three fields of ideas with suitable examples.

Answer

The three fields of ideas are as follows:
  1. Existing products or services: There is a constant and consistent effort on the part of all the entrepreneurs to improve the products and services already existing in the market. e.g. when the black and white computer screen came into use, immediately entrepreneurs started thinking of introducing coloured monitors.
  2. Trading related ideas: An entrepreneur can also generate an idea in the field of trading. With the opening of the market to the international companies, now it's being taken as a challenge by entrepreneurs to show their skills in generating new ideas in the field of trading. Now-a-days, due to import, export and commerce, trade has become a wide area for enterprise.
  3. Service sector related ideas Entrepreneurial opportunities are not restricted only to the manufacturing field. Actually, service sector is the most rapidly growing field these days the world over. e.g. with the existing industries, we can think about several service based units, like transport workshop, painting, book-keeping, computer centre, telecom centre, advertisement, etc. These type of ideas can provide many useful options for prospective entrepreneurs.

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