A Level Economics (9708)•9708/13/M/J/21

Explanation
Economic Reward for Entrepreneurship
Steps:
- Identify the question: seeking the economic term for compensation tied to risk and production organization.
- Recall factor payments: land (rent), labor (wages), capital (interest), entrepreneurship (profit).
- Match description: organizing production involves entrepreneurship, which bears uncertainty and risk.
- Confirm: profit fits as the residual return after other factors are paid.
Why D is correct:
- In economics, profit is defined as the reward for entrepreneurship, compensating for risks like market uncertainty and the effort to organize resources (per classical theory).
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Enterprise refers to the activity of risk-taking and organizing, not the reward itself.
- B: Interest is the return for providing capital, not for organizational risk.
- C: Wages compensate labor for work effort, unrelated to production risks.
Final answer: D
Topic: Factors of production
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