Essay on the topic "Business in modern society"
In our country, more and more people are thinking about their own business. Usually this is a small business, because people don’t have money for medium or large ones. I am also interested in business, and I would like to connect my life with it in the future .
People are interested in business for various reasons. Some are attracted by high incomes. Others do not find a job that suits them. Still others are attracted by the freedom of thought and ideas that business is always associated with.
As a child, I thought that businessmen are those who buy goods abroad cheaply, and then sell them expensively in a stall or in the market. That's the whole point of business. To be honest, I didn’t want to be such a “merchant”.
Later, I realized that the possibilities of modern business are much wider. The production of any product is now also a business. Even steel smelting at the plant is also it, only a large one. Serious business, on the contrary, strengthens the country's economy, and does not "kill" it with foreign consumer goods. A businessman pays more taxes than an ordinary citizen and creates new jobs for people. Of course, this only happens if it is a socially responsible business. That is, the rights of workers are respected here, and not just their labor is used.
Even poor people can organize a socially useful business, it is only important to have some kind of start-up capital. Workshops where parts for machines and factory machines are made can become such a business. Or an atelier where original clothes and shoes are sewn. It can also be websites. Today, even a farm and fields sown, for example, with sunflowers, are already their own business. From a small business, over time, a big one can grow: from a private medical office - a progressive modern clinic, from a furniture salon - a factory, and from a small exhibition of his own paintings - an art gallery.
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