Business Planning Flashcards

1
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The Feasibility study is conducted before the ________ _________

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Business plan

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2
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What is a Feasibility Study?

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A Feasibility Study is an analysis of a proposal to establish how successful a business is likely to be

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List 5 things that the Feasibility study examines

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  • Market demand
  • Target market
  • Profitability
  • Production Methods
  • Distribution channels
  • Promotional requirements
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4
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Define what Market Research is.

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Market research is the process of discovering what customers are buying and what they might buy in the future

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5
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A Primary source of research is also called…

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Field research

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A Primary source of information is…

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Information that comes directly from the market or consumers or those who can be affected by the product

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7
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List 4 examples of primary sources of information

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  • Surveys
  • Questionnaires
  • interviews
  • Product tests
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The advantages of primary sources are:

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  • Relevant
  • Up to date and more useful
  • Where the information is from and how it was obtained is known
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The disadvantages of primary sources are:

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  • Expensive
  • Time consuming
  • Can still become obsolete if the economy/circumstances change
  • The cost may be greater than the returns
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10
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A Secondary source of information is also called…

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Desk research

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11
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A Secondary source of information is..

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Information that is taken from already published documents or sources

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12
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List 4 examples of secondary sources of information

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  • Published accounts
  • Internet searches
  • Government statistics
  • Specialist magazines and publications
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The advantages of secondary sources are:

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  • Cheaper
  • Can be accessed more quickly
  • Can compare various sources of available information
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The disadvantages of secondary sources are:

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  • May be obsolete
  • It may be irrelevant to the needs of the business
  • It may be unreliable since the integrity of the data collection process cannot be verified
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15
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What determines where you get the information for your business?

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  • Budget
  • Amount of profits to be gained if successful (Projection)
  • Availability of relevant information
  • How long the research will take
  • How soon the information is needed
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