Intro To Business Flashcards
Franchisor advantages
access to capital, efficient growth, minimal employee supervision, increased brand awareness, reduced risk
Scarcity
Limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited wants
Opportunity cost
giving up something, for something else
Four factors of production
land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship
Labor
the effort/work taken for production
Captial
money & machinery
Customer
someone who pays for goods or services
What do businesses do to add value to a product?
by creating a need that consumers and customers don’t know they had
Primary sector
part of economy that revolves around raw materials and extracting raw materials
Secondary sector
part of economy that transforms raw materials into manufactured goods
GDP
Gross Domestic Product: the total value of all finished products (goods and services) produced in a country during a certain period of time (tends to be one year).
Enrepreneur
creates something for themselves
Why do countries have a high GDP in the Primary Sector?
not have enough money to be in other sectors, nice climate to produce agriculture
Intrapreneur
company benefits from the ideas of an intrapreneur
Communism
most of the property is owned by the government (controls who gets what)
Financials
how much capital is needed and when it is payed back
Internal growth
the business has to provide everything (capital & resources) to expand
Backward vertical integration
integration with a business in the same industry but a supplier of the existing business
Forward vertical integration
involves acquiring a business forward in the supply chain, getting it closer to customers
Conglomerate integration
integration with a business in a different industry
Partnership
a business owned by two or more people
Partner
manage the company (help with opperations)
Shareholder
have partial ownership over a company through shares (invested money)
Incorporated business
where the business is registered with a government, so that it can become separate legal entity
Private limited company
a company that is owned by the shareholders
Franchise
a method of distributing products or services (a joint venture between franchisor and franchisee)
Franchisor
individual or organisation that owns the trademarks and business model
Franchisor disadvantages
loss of complete brand control, increased potential for legal disputes, initial investment, federal and state regulation
Pressure groups
group of people who share a common interest and try to influence the decision of businesses, governments, and/or organisations
Stakeholder
an individual, group, or organisation that has an interest in the company that can be affected or can affect the business
Market penetration
existing product, existing market
Product development
new product, existing market
Market development
existing product, new market