Intro To Business Flashcards

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Franchisor advantages

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access to capital, efficient growth, minimal employee supervision, increased brand awareness, reduced risk

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Scarcity

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Limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited wants

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3
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Opportunity cost

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giving up something, for something else

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4
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Four factors of production

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land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship

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Labor

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the effort/work taken for production

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Captial

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money & machinery

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Customer

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someone who pays for goods or services

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What do businesses do to add value to a product?

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by creating a need that consumers and customers don’t know they had

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8
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Primary sector

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part of economy that revolves around raw materials and extracting raw materials

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Secondary sector

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part of economy that transforms raw materials into manufactured goods

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10
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GDP

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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).

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Enrepreneur

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creates something for themselves

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Why do countries have a high GDP in the Primary Sector?

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not have enough money to be in other sectors, nice climate to produce agriculture

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Intrapreneur

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company benefits from the ideas of an intrapreneur

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Communism

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most of the property is owned by the government (controls who gets what)

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14
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Financials

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how much capital is needed and when it is payed back

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15
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Internal growth

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the business has to provide everything (capital & resources) to expand

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Backward vertical integration

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integration with a business in the same industry but a supplier of the existing business

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Forward vertical integration

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involves acquiring a business forward in the supply chain, getting it closer to customers

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Conglomerate integration

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integration with a business in a different industry

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19
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Partnership

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a business owned by two or more people

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20
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Partner

A

manage the company (help with opperations)

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21
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Shareholder

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have partial ownership over a company through shares (invested money)

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Incorporated business

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where the business is registered with a government, so that it can become separate legal entity

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Private limited company

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a company that is owned by the shareholders

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Franchise

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a method of distributing products or services (a joint venture between franchisor and franchisee)

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25
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Franchisor

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individual or organisation that owns the trademarks and business model

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Franchisor disadvantages

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loss of complete brand control, increased potential for legal disputes, initial investment, federal and state regulation

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27
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Pressure groups

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group of people who share a common interest and try to influence the decision of businesses, governments, and/or organisations

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Stakeholder

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an individual, group, or organisation that has an interest in the company that can be affected or can affect the business

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29
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Market penetration

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existing product, existing market

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30
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Product development

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new product, existing market

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30
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Market development

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existing product, new market

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31
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Company diversification

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new product, new market

32
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Business objectives

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The aims or targets that a business works towards.

33
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Economic problem

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Limited resources to satisfy all the wants, causing scarcity of resources

34
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Land

A

natural resources

35
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Specialisation of labor

A

expertise (is when a group or person performs a certain task or a narrow range of tasks)

36
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Consumer

A

a person who uses a good or service

37
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Added Value

A

the difference between the sales price and cost of the good sold

38
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MEDC

A

More Economically Developed Countries

39
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LEDC

A

Less Economically Developed Countries

40
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What is a MEDC?

A

higher standard of living

41
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Privatisation

A

process where a piece of property or business goes from being owned by the government to being privately owned

42
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Nationalization

A

process of taking privately owned companies or assets and putting them under the control of the government

43
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Components of a business plan

A

executive summary, descriptions of human relations, descriptions of products or services, market/competitive analysis, financials, marketing plan

44
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Executive summary

A

an overview of the business

45
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Description of products or services

A

understand about your product or service

46
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Market/competitive analysis

A

who is your competition

47
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External growth

A

using other means to acquire capital for financing for growth

48
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Sole trader

A

a business owned by one person

49
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Franchisee

A

an individual or company that holds a franchise for the sale of goods or the operation of a service.

50
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Franchisee advantages

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reduced risk of failure, ongoing business support, market expertise, brand recognition, increase buying power

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Franchisee disadvantages

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restricting regulations, initial cost, ongoing investment, potential conflict, lack of financial privacy

52
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Globalization

A

the spread of products, technology, information, and jobs across the world

53
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Subsidiary

A

a company that belongs to another company

54
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SWOT analysis

A

a method for guiding business strategy

55
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Entrepreneurship

A

the brain and process of how to create the product

56
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Division of labor

A

a person who is capable (different worker performing different tasks)

57
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What is the purpose of business?

A

to address a need or want (or to solve a problem)

58
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Formula for added value

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sales price - cost of good sold = added value

59
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Four sectors of the economy

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primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary

60
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Tertiary sector

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part of the economy that provides products (service or good)

61
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Quaternary sector

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part of the economy that is an industry based off knowledge from humans

62
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What is a LEDC?

A

lower standard of living (little access to nutrition, health care, education, and more)

63
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Mixed economy

A

an economic system combining capitalism and socialism

64
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Socialism

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all citizens share economic resources that the government distributes equally

65
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Description of human relations

A

relationships within the company

66
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Four different types of external growth

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horizontal integration, forward vertical integration, backward vertical integration, conglomerate integration

67
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Four different types of internal growth

A

market penetration, product development, market development, company diversification

68
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Horizontal integration

A

acquisition of another company in the same business line

69
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Limited liability

A

financial responsibility of shareholders is only what they invested in a business

70
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Unlimited liability

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the responsibility of business owners for all of the debts of the business

71
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Unincorporated business

A

a business that is not registered with the government

72
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Public limited company

A

a company that can be owned by anybody

73
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Joint venture

A

when two or more businesses agree to combine resources for a specific goal (a new business entity) over a finite period of time.

74
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Internal stakeholders

A

people who work within the company

75
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External stakeholders

A

people outside of the company who get effected of affects the company

76
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Multinational corporations

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a company that has business operations in at least two or more countries

77
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Host country

A

a country where a company that is based in another country has business activities

78
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SWOT

A

strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats

79
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Why do some businesses prefer to remain small?

A

Easier to manage, less workload, controlled risk, quality over quantity

80
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Advantages of a joint venture

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Can dissolve at the end, resources are shared, cheaper than merging, keep separate identities

81
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Disadvantages of a joint venture

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uneven division of work and resources, trade disclosure (trade secrets to be exposed)