Quote from: Xcode7 on Today at 04:42:45 AM

Not only that, but business owners also face the risk of losing competitiveness in the market, making it difficult to easily measure their profits.

Comparatively owning a business offers a much greater potential for earning money than simply working and relying on a monthly salary. However, both have limitations, meaning they can only do one thing at a time I can't judge one over the other, as both have their own advantages and disadvantages, It's up to each individual to choose.

Both are profiting and this depends on how you’re able to manage them from your own end. People still take on the both of them and make lots of money instead of depending on one. The disadvantage of one is the advantage of the other and vice versal in that manner. A lot of limitations in the operation of each of them makes it very hard for them to have a similarity that much. So if you’re a salary earner and also a business person, you’ll stand at a good chance on benefitting from each of them, if not, being a salary earner is never a bad idea even if you don’t earn as much as the business person does. Just compare and chose what suits you best, it is the long time profiting from any of them that matters the most.