How Did Steve Jobs Create A Free Enterprise

The free enterprise system helped Steve Jobs create Apple computers and changed how people use personal computers as an integral part of their daily lives. He went to college in the bay area where he met a friend named Steve Wozniak. The two of them made a really great team and revolutionized computer technology. Wozniak was the computer programmer who knew computer language and programming, whereas Jobs had the vision, the drive, the marketing, and the leadership skills to make Apple what it has become today.

In the early 1970s, computers were mainframes that required their own office space. There was no such thing as a personal computer. After dabbling around in early video games for a while, Wozniak invented the first Apple computer. Jobs saw the potential and knew he could sell it. Advisors told Jobs that nobody would want a personal computer in their homes. Jobs felt otherwise and proved them wrong.

Jobs believed that once people understood the uses of the Apple personal computer, there would be demand for one on every desktop in every office and home. Free enterprise helped Apple computers grow very quickly, because they had to supply a huge growing demand. Very quickly, Apple moved from Jobs' parents' garage to a very modern, large complex in Palo Alto, the heart of Silicon
These companies came into being because the free enterprise system encourages compitition where there is high demand. Clealy, those claiming that nobody would want a personal computer in their home or office were wrong. Apple's goal for personal computers was to have one on every desk in every household, and through the vision and drive of Steve Jobs, we now have computers that fit in the hand and pocket, and people have become so dependent on them, they don't know how they would live without