Business management Unit 1 test Flashcards

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Manager led

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Team led by a sole manager

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Self managing team

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The learner may determine overall goals but employees control the activities needed to meet them and have considerable autonomy

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3
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virtual teams

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Teams meet online instead of a common office space

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cross functional teams

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Designed to take advantage of the special expertise of members drawn from different functional areas of the organization

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5
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Why are teams important

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Share accountability and must coordinate actions

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What makes teams successful

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Share accountability
Function interdependently
Require stability
Hold authority and decision making power
Operate in a social perspective

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Blocking rolls

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consists of behavior that inhibits either team performance or that of individual members, groupthink

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Pestel

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Political
Economic
Socloculturs
Technological
Environmental
Legal

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9
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steak holders

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Anyone who owns stock in a company

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10
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shareholder

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anyone who the businesses decisions could affect

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11
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capitalism 4 basic rights

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The right to own private property
The rights to own a business and keep all the business profits
The right to freedom of competition
The right to freedom of choice

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12
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Socialism

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An economic system based on the premise that some basic businesses, like utilities should be owned by the government in order to more evenly distribute profits among the people

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communism

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An economic and political system in which the government makes almost all economic decisions and owns almost all the major factors of production

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14
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Perfect competition

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Many different small companies sell identical products, price driven by supply and demand

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15
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Oligopoly

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few sellers supply a sizable portion of the market, if one raises prices the other will follow

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16
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Monopoly

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One seller controls the market, the single seller controls the prices

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17
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Supply and demand

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price rise- people buy less
price fall- people buy more
Sell more- price rises
Sell less- price fall

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Gross domestic product- GDP

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The total amount of product a country produces in a year

19
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Lagging indicators

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Indicators that report the status of the economy a few months in the past
Ex: GDP, CPI

20
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Leading indicators

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Indicators that predict the status of the economy 3 to 12 months in the future

21
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Consumers price index (CPI)

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Measures the rate of inflation by determining price changes

22
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Fiscal policy

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The federal government’s efforts to keep the economy stable by increasing or decreasing taxes or government spending

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Monetary policy

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federal reserve board, manages money, tries to keep inflation rate at 2%

24
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Ethical

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To know right from wrong and to know when you’re practicing one instead of the other

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Ethical dilemmas
situations in which it is difficult for an individual to make decisions either because the right course of action is unclear or involves consequences
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Whistle blowing
An individual who exposes illegal or unethical behavior in an orginazation
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Balance of trade
Export more than import
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Licensing agreements
an international licensing agreement allows a foreign company to sell the products of a producer or to use its intellectual property in exchange for royalty fees
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Franchises
Under foreign agreements franchising grants a foreign company (the franchisee) the right to use its brand name and to sell its products or services. franchises have a more direct approach to the business
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importing
Buying goods from another country
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exporting
selling goods to another country
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Absolute advantage
the nation has an absolute advantage if it's the only source of a particular product it can make more of a product using fewer resources than other countries.
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Strategic alliance
one company has holes in it, join with someone else who can fill holes
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Joint venture
Strategic alliance after they form a new company
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Foreign direct investment
Local business/seller going to a different country to serve that market
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quotas
Limits of how much a country can import a good or service
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embargo
complete ban on goods and services from a certain country
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dumping
company exports and sells goods for less than what it was manufactured for
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tariffs
a tax imposed by one country on the goods and services imported
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3 types of problem solving skills
Technical Interpersonal decision and problem solving
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Operations
being responsible for taking resources and making a product
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Outsourcing
Sending work to another country Ex: Clothing manufactures have their factories overseas