ENTREP Flashcards

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the 3s

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seeking , screening , seizing

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allows the entrepreneur to see thing in a very positive and optimistic light in the midst of crisis or difficult situations.

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Mind Frame

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is about emotional intelligence or EQ, which is often manifested in the entrepreneurs’ efforts to nurture relationship.

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Heart Flame

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refers to the ability of the entrepreneur to sense without using five senses. This is also known as intuition.

also connotes courage or “lakas ng loob” (strong intestinal fortitude)

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Gut Game

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It refers to the specific target market segment of a particular enterprise.

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Micromarket

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It refers to the tastes of particular groups of people.

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Consumer preferences

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12R’s of opportunity screening

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RELEVANCE
RESONANCE
REINFORCEMENT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY
REVENUES
RESPONSIVENESS
REACH
RANGE
REVOLUTIONARY IMPACT
RETURNS
RELATIVE EASE OF IMPLEMENTATION
RESOURCES REQUIRED
RISKS

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The opportunity must be aligned to the vision, mission and goals of the entrepreneur.

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RELEVANCE

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Opportunity should match with VALUES that you wish to impart with the customers.

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RESONANCE

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> How does the opportunity resonate with the entrepreneur’s personal interest, talents and skills?

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REINFORCEMENT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY

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It is important to determine the sales potential of the products and/or of the services that the
company wants to offer. Is there a big market out there to grab and nurture for growth?

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REVENUES

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Be responsive to the unfulfilled needs and wants of the customers.

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RESPONSIVENESS

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Opportunities have a good chance of expanding through branches, distributors, dealerships or
franchise outlets in order to attain rapid growth and opportunities

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REACH

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The opportunity can potentially lead to a wide range of possible product or service
offerings thus tapping many market segments in the industry.

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RANGE

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NEXT BIG THING or the game changer in the industry.

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REVOLUTIONARY IMPACT

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What you will get as an exchange of your action. To maximize returns, a company must strive
to minimize cost

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RETURNS

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Will the opportunity be relatively easy to implement for the enterprise? What are the possible
hurdles along the way?

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RELATIVE EASE OF IMPLEMENTATION

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Opportunities requiring less resources from the industry may be more favored than
those requiring more

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RESOURCES REQUIRED

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> Guided by the basic rule in finance that THE HIGHER THE RISK, THE GREATER THE RETURNS.

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RISKS

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7ps of marketing

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Product
Price
place
promotion
people
packaging
process or positioning

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These are innovative products that offer new benefits.

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Breakthrough Products

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These products offer similar benefits to existing products but have additional features.

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Differentiated Products

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These products are very similar to existing ones and rely on strategies like lower prices, better accessibility, or promotions to compete.

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Copycat Products

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These products target specific, smaller market segments and don’t directly compete with popular products

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Niche Products

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Price is the value of money in exchange for a product or service
Price
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The location where the buyer and seller exchange goods or services.
Place
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The location refers to the complete set of activities, which communicate the product, brand or service to the user or customer.
Promotion
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Excellent customer service not only converts to sales, but can increase your customer base by referrals.
People
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Physical evidence incorporates aspects that proves your brand exists and that a purchase took place.
Packaging
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IN CHINESE WRITING, THE WORD CRISIS IS COMPOSED OF TWO CHARACTERS. THE FIRST CHARACTER MEANS DANGER WHILE THE SECOND CHARACTER MEANS OPPORTUNITY. WHAT TRAIT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL MIND FRAME WAS MANIFESTED?
OPTIMISM
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WHAT DO YOU CALL THE FRAMEWORK THAT MOST PROMISING ENTREPRENEURS USE TO FINALLY COME UP WITH THE ULTIMATE PRODUCT SUITED FOR SPECIFIC OPPORTUNITY?
3S
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THE SOLE PURPOSE OF A BUSINESS IS TO EARN PROFIT. WHAT DETERMINES TO THE SALES POTENTIAL OF THE PRODUCT OR SERVICES THAT COMPANY WANTS TO OFFER?
REVENUES
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MS. SSIPPI SOUGHT A GOOD CHANCE OF EXPANDING HIS BUSINESS THROUGH BRANCHES AND DEALERSHIP TO ATTAIN RAPID GROWTH. WHICH ONE OF THE 12R’S CAN
REACH
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COVID-19 VACCINES ARE PRODUCTS THAT HAS BORNE OUT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY FIELD DURING PANDEMIC. WHAT TYPE OF PRODUCT HAS BEEN INTRODUCED?
BREAKTHROUGH
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ANIMAL TESTING CAN CONTRIBUTE TO ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS, SUCH AS HABITAT DESTRUCTION AND POLLUTION FROM THE DISPOSAL OF ANIMAL CARCASSES AND LABORATORY WASTE. IN CHOOSING A PRODUCT, WHAT DO YOU NEED TO CHECK TO MAKE SURE THAT ANIMALS ARE GUARDED?
CRUELTY-FREE
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SUPPLIERS ARE PARTICIPANTS IN THE INDUSTRY OF OPPORTUNITIES. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING MEANS THAT THE ENTERPRISE HAS THE GOODS OR SERVICES ON HAND?
AVAILABILITY
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THE FACILITATOR WANTS TO KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE PURCHASE ON A CERTAIN BUSINESS INCLUDING THE GENDER, TIME AND AGE BRACKET. THIS PROCESS NORMALLY LASTS FOR AN HOUR AND A HALF UP TO THREE HOURS. WHAT INFORMATION WOULD YOU USE TO PRIORITIZE TO ANALYZE A SMALL GROUP OF PEOPLE?
FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION
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CONSUMER’S PURCHASE DECISION-MAKING IS AFFECTED BY VARIOUS FACTORS INCLUDING THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF A PARTICULAR COMMODITIES. HOW WOULD YOU IMPROVE THE SELLING POWER TO CONVINCE CUSTOMERS IN AVAILING WHAT YOU OFFER?
INCREASE THE VARIABLE COSTS
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KNOWING THE TARGET MARKET IS ONE CHALLENGE OF STARTING A BUSINESS. WHAT ALTERNATIVE WOULD YOU SUGGEST FOR AN ENTREPRENEUR TO OBTAIN RELEVANT MARKET INFORMATION?
CONDUCTING A GOOD MARKET RESEARCH
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THE CEO OF TIN.CO ENSURES THAT THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH CUSTOMERS, EMPLOYEES AND SUPPLIERS ARE NURTURED. WHAT DOES THIS EFFORT PORTRAY?
HEART FLAME
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ENTREPRENEUR’S FAR-REACHING CHANGE THAT IS BROUGHT ABOUT BY AN EVENT IS THE NEXT BIG THING. WHAT DO YOU CALL THE GAME CHANGER IN THE INDUSTRY?
REVOLUTIONARY IMPACT
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PEOPLE SELL AND PUSH THE PRODUCT. PEOPLE SEARCH HARD TO FIND THE RIGHT MARKET. THEREFORE, (PROMOTION) IS THE ULTIMATE MARKETING STRATEGY T/F
PEOPLE
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POWERFUL BRANDS HAVE BECOME THE GENERIC NAME FOR THEIR PRODUCT CATEGORIES LIKE KLEENEX, COLGATE, BAND-AID, XEROX AND SCOTCH TAPE. THIS IS AN INSTANCE OF (LATITUDE) POSITIONING. T/F
LONGITUDE
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A CLASSIC EXAMPLE OF (COPYCAT) PRODUCT IS BEER NA BEER BRAND AGAINST THE SAN MIGUEL PALE PILSEN. BOTH HAVE AMBER-COLORED BOTTLES WITH SIMILARLY STYLED WHITE COLORED FONT PRINTED OUTSIDE THE BOTTLE. T/F
T
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(POSITIONING) IS AN OFTEN-RECITED MANTRA OF A SALESPERSON WHO WANT TO HAVE THE BEST ACCESS TO THEIR CUSTOMERS. T/F
PLACE
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WHEN A PRODUCT TRIES TO CLAIM A NEW SPACE IN THE MIND OF THE CUSTOMER DIFFERENT FROM THE SPACES OCCUPIED BY THE EXISTING PRODUCTS, IT IS RECOGNIZED AS A (BREAKTHROUGH). T/F
DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCTS
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(LONGITUDE) LAYS OUT WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO THE DIFFERENT CUSTOMER SEGMENTS FROM THEIR DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW. T/F
T
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TO FIND ASSETS formula
ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY
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TO FIND LIABILITIES formula
LIABILITIES = ASSETS -EQUITY
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TO FIND EQUITY formula
EQUITY = ASSETS - LIABILITIES
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XYZ COMPANY HAS A TOTAL EQUITY OF P1,200,000 AND ITS LIABILITIES AMOUNTING TO P600,000. WHAT IS THE TOTAL ASSETS OF THE ENTERPRISE?
ASSET = LIABILITIES + EQUITY 1,200,000 + 600,000 =1,800,000
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MR. MILLER INVESTED ASSETS WORTH P40,000. CAPITAL OF MR. ANDRES IS COMPUTED AS P15,000. WHAT IS THE COST OF LIABILITIES?
LIABILITIES = ASSET - EQUITY 9,500 - 1,500 = 25,000
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THE ASSETS OF FRESH COMPANY AMOUNTED TO P950,000 AND ITS LIABILITIES ARE P95,250. FIND THE TOTAL EQUITY.
EQUITY = ASSET - LIABILITIES 950,000 - 50,000 =900,000
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TO FIND ASSETS PROFIT OR LOSS
INCOME - EXPENSES = PROFIT IF RESULTS TO PROFIT IS NEGATIVE THAT MEANS ITS LOSS INCOME - EXPENSES = (LOSS) *PUT PARENTHESES ON THE NUMBER
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