So the entrepreneur uniquely throws practical light on moral action. In other words, the entrepreneur does not merely theorize but also implements. That's right and very important. The parable of the talents tells us we should use to the utmost whatever talents the Lord has given to us. This is entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurs find better and better ways to produce and to serve.
Again, just as the priesthood is a faithful Christian ministry, so, too, is every useful occupation. Any careful research of the two hundred nations on earth shows clearly that freedom and free competition are the mainspring of enrichment and ethics. For example, the storeowner who focuses on giving better quality at lower cost will attract customers. If he focuses on helping employees learn and grow, his employees will be superior. If he focuses on reliability, promptness, and thrift, his reputation will bring to him more customers and more productive colleagues.