Entrepreneurs may be willing to take on above-average risk for financial gain, but they tend to be more conservative with saving and borrowing, according to a new study from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
Related: Read “Small businesses skimp on risk management.”
The study found that business owners were about twice as likely to say they would be willing to take “substantial financial risks expecting to earn substantial returns.”
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