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Introduction Many references to the term entrepreneur seem to presume that there is only one kind of individual that actually fits the definition. Looking around, however, reveals that there can actually be many different types. The textbook describes two typologies of entrepreneurs in Stage 1, The Entrepreneurial Personality, "What Kind of Entrepreneur Are You Likely to Be?" As this section describes, John Warrillow's research led him to identify the following three entrepreneurial types: . craftspeople . freedom fighters . empire builders Karl Vesper developed a considerably more extensive typology of entrepreneurial types, which includes the following: . solo, self-employed individuals . deal-to-dealers . team builders . independent innovators . pattern multipliers . economy-of-scale exploiters . capital aggregators . acquirers Requirements 1. Prepare clear, concise answers to the following questions: a. Considering Karl Vesper's typology, which of these entrepreneurial types do you think you could be? Provide a short explanation (one or two paragraphs) to justify your answer. b. Which of Vesper's entrepreneurial types might you most prefer to be, and why? Again, provide a short explanation for your answer (one or two paragraphs)