Each of the following is a result of an entrepreneurs failed business except a. unemployment b. increased stress c. loss of personal savings d. feeling of accomplishment

D

Explanation:

This question asks us to find which of the following options is not a result of someone with a failed business.

A: Unemployment

If someone had a failed business, the business would no longer be running. Therefore, they would not have a job, and they would be unemployed. This is a result, so it is not correct.

B: Increased stress

If someone's business failed and they were unemployed, their stress levels would definitely increase. This would be a result, so it is not correct either.

C: Loss of personal savings

Most likely if someone opened a business, they used their savings to help fund the opening. If the business failed, they would lose the money they used. Therefore, this is a result and can't be correct.

D: Feeling of accomplishment

If someone's business failed, they probably wouldn't feel proud or accomplished. This would not be a result of an entrepreneur's failed business, so this the correct choice.  

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