Intro and entrepreneurship Flashcards
What makes a business small?
-Independently owned and operated
-Not dominant in it’s field of operation
The art and science of motivating people towards the achievement of a goal
-Energizing
-Channeling
-Sustaining people’s behaviors
Management
What is an entrepreneur?
Someone who:
-Organizes
-Manages
-Assumes the risk of the business
-Does not have to be an owner
A new business venture started from the beginning
Startups
Type of entrepreneur that results from some severe hardship
Reluctant entrepreneur
Type of entrepreneur that results from escaping an undesirable job
Corporate refugee
Type of entrepreneur that results from innovative solutions to social needs, problems, and opportunities
Social entrepreneur
A unique type of small business that grants substantial profits to it’s owner(s)
Attractive small firm
A unique type of small business that permits the owner(s) to follow a desired pattern of living
Lifestyle business
A unique type of small business that is a small firm with great prospects for growth
High potential venture (gazelle)
A unique type of small business that provides minimal profit to it’s owner(s) and is a small firm
Micro business
A unique type of small business that provides to a specific group of customers
-Identified need
-Narrow or speciality product/ service
Niche market
What does the government look at when classifying a small business
-The number of employees
-Average revenue
What are the two factors that make a business small?
1. Exact pr specified amount or measured
2. Distinct characteristic, pr opportunity, or attribute
- Quantitative
- Qualitative
Federal government agency that deals with the financing, operation, and management of small businesses
-Est. 1953
The SBA - Small Business Association