Returns intended to equal and replace the salary or wages the entrepreneur could draw working for someone else refers to _____ profits.

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Substitution profits are the profits that an entrepreneur earns from their business that enables them to substitute the salary or wages they could earn working for someone else. This means that the entrepreneur's business generates enough profit to support their livelihood and is a measure of the success of the business. Supplementary profits are additional profits earned on top of the substitution profits, while marginal profits are incremental profits earned from the sale of additional goods or services. Success profits are not a commonly used term in business or economics.

Returns Intended to Equal and Replace the Salary or Wages