When did business evolved?
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Explanation:
The prevailing paradigm that has underpinned business for the past 50 years is beginning to shift. Over the next 10 years, we will see the nature of the firm reshaped by the cumulative impact of external and internal forces.
But this change has happened many times before.
In fact, the idea of what a business is has evolved slowly but profoundly through a series of what we can now see as definable eras, which in past two centuries have typically lasted about 40 to 50 years. They’re marked by a set of unifying characteristics and a quintessential company that comes to symbolize the era, such as Standard Oil of the trust era at the turn of the last century.
Answer:
The business world has evolved over the centuries to take advantage of new trade opportunities, technologies and consumer demands. The business models that entrepreneurs create have also changed. A business model is a strategic plan for earning a profit, the means of showing how income will exceed expenses. Each new business era emerges as a natural evolution of its predecessors, so understanding yesterday's business models can serve as a starting point for creating tomorrow's