exam review Flashcards
intrapreneurship
responsible for innovating within an existing organization
entrepreneurs
owns their own company
Enterprising people
one who seeks opportunities in all areas of life
Ways a company can encourage intrapreneurship
give your employees time
- highlight problems and how u an solve them
Why are people Intrapreneurs?
they question the status quo and wonder if there might be a better way to do things. They may also identify a gap in services,
What is business?
they question the status quo and wonder if there might be a better way to do things. They may also identify a gap in services,
Needs vs. wants
Needs are the things you can’t get by without, Wants are things that are nice to have but not absolutely necessary,
goods vs service
A good is a tangible item. A service is not a tangible or physical entity (massage)
Supply & Demand
Supply refers to the market’s ability to produce a good or service, whereas demand refers to the market’s desire to purchase the good or service
Influences influencing wants and needs
- geographic
- social environment
-education
Invention vs. Innovation
invention is the creation of a product. Innovation is if someone improves on or makes a significant contribution to an existing product,
ways to start a business
-start from scratch
- inherent / buy
-buy a franchise
factors that affect price
Costs and Expenses.
Supply and Demand.
Consumer Perceptions.
Competition.
Consumer perceptions
he opinions, feelings, and beliefs customers have about your brand
Competition
the process of strategically selecting price points for your goods or services based on competitor pricing in your market
Pricing strategy decisions
a model or method used to establish the best price for a product or service.
Psychological pricing
a strategy that uses pricing to influence a customer’s spending or shopping habits to make more or higher value sales 5.00 -4.99
effects of Technology on Small Business
Productivity
Outsourcing
Customer base
Communication - advantages and disadvantages
Venture - definition
A business enterprise in which the expectation of gain is accompanied by the risk of loss or failure.
for-profit
one that operates with the goal of making money.
example. H & M
Not-for-profit
organisations that provide services to the community and do not operate to make a profit for its member
ex. Canadian cancer society
What is a venture plan?
A business plan is a formal written document containing the goals of a business
Components of venture plan?
■ Executive summary
■ Company description
■ Description of product/service
■ Marketing plan
Executive summary
short document or section of a document produced for business purposes. It summarizes a longer report
Net income/loss formula
Total Revenues – Total Expenses = Net Income
Pricing Strategies
Consumer perceptions
Competition
Pricing strategy decisions
Price skimming
Penetration pricing
Psychological pricing
Markup pricing
price skimming
set new products high and subsequently lower then when competitors enter the market
Penetration pricing
low initial price to get customers attention
Psychological pricing
setting prices like 3.99 rather than 4