Chapter 1: A Perspective on Entrepreneurship Flashcards

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It is a scheme aimed at improving the living standards of the nation’s citizenry

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Economic development

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To achieve economic development and growth, managing these elements is necessary:

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  • Human resources
  • Natural resources
  • Capital formation
  • Technology
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3
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However, the entrepreneur’s performance will depend on support provided by _____

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Government

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It refers to the economic activity of a person who starts, manages, and assumes the risk of a business enterprise

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Entrepreneurship

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Entrepreneurs and enterprises are responsible for providing:

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  • Products and services for customers and producers
  • Employment
  • Taxes
  • Demand for products and services
  • Training facilities for future entrepreneurs
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In the attempt to make profit, the entrepreneur performs the following functions:

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  1. Supply the necessary capital
  2. Organize production unit by buying and combining inputs like material and labor
  3. Decide on the rate of output
  4. Bear the risk inherent to the venture
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7
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Defined as the introduction of a new or improved method, procedure, custom, or device

Must provide value to buyers over those offered by competitors

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Innovation

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Four Major Stages of Transition from New Ventures into Long Term Enterprises

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  1. Prestart-up stage
  2. Start-up stage
  3. Early growth stage
  4. Late growth stage
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This stage happens when the entrepreneur starts to question the feasibility of an idea, product, or service.

He researches and asks questions about potential markets, production, and financing.

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Prestart-up stage

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In this stage, the entrepreneur:

  • Generates capital
  • Purchases facilities and equipment
  • Constructs prototype products
  • Tests market
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Start-up stage

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This stage follows after establishing feasibility. Activities will be on a small scale. Limited losses also occur.

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Early Growth Stage

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The final stage before the new venture matures into a stable enterprise.

  • Management is structured
  • Long-term financing is established
  • Facilities planning are undertaken
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Late Growth stage

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13
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Factor of Production: Land

Reward & Limiting Factors:

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Rent; Supply and Demand

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Factor of Production: Capital

Reward & Limiting Factors:

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Interest; Industry rates of government mandated rates

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Factor of Production: Labor

Reward & Limiting Factors:

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Wages or salary; Supply and demand legislation

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Factor of Production: Entrepreneur

Reward & Limiting Factors:

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Profits; Skill of entrepreneur

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Entrepreneur’s Predicament:

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Entrepreneur must always offer newer and better innovations to maintain profitability because of market competition.

18
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Entrepreneurship and Business Size

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Small businesses have the advantage of switching to another business concept when necessary; large businesses do not without risking too much losses.

19
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How do large businesses engage in entrepreneurship?

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By hiring a person with entrepreneurial skills to innovate or create.