If we accept the argument that social entrepreneurship is a continuum, at one extreme would be social entrepreneurs driven exclusively by producing social benefits; at the other would be social entrepreneurs motivated by

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Social entrepreneurship spans a continuum from those primarily motivated by social benefits to those motivated by profitability, with social benefits serving as a means to achieve financial goals. This reflects the dual focus of some social entrepreneurs on achieving social impact while also ensuring their ventures are financially sustainable.

If We Accept the Argument That Social Entrepreneurship Is a Continuum