Intro to Business Flashcards
Business as a going concern
Businesses are organized to pursue profits in the short term and over time. They differ from projects or hobbies in that they do not have a predetermined end date or singular definition of success.
Businesses are organized to pursue profits in the short term and over time. They differ from projects or hobbies in that they do not have a predetermined end date or singular definition of success.
Business as a going concern
Business as an organized activity
Business requires that resources be organized to deliver value to a market. Resources include, but are not limited to, land, labor, and capital.
Business requires that resources be organized to deliver value to a market. Resources include, but are not limited to, land, labor, and capital.
Business as an organized activity
business as a purposeful activity
Business requires that the resources that have been organized be put to purposeful use.
Business requires that the resources that have been organized be put to purposeful use.
business as a purposeful activity
business model
The way a business makes profits is referred to as its business model.
The way a business makes profits is referred to as its business model.
business model
business process outsourcing (BPO)
Moving necessary jobs to remote locations,
often overseas.
Moving necessary jobs to remote locations,
often overseas.
business process outsourcing (BPO)
business system
A business differs from a project in that the business is based on a system that is designed to deliver value to customers into the future.
A business differs from a project in that the business is based on a system that is designed to deliver value to customers into the future.
business system
capitalism
A form of economic system where the factors of production (land, labor, and capital) are owned by private individuals or companies and where exchange between economic actors is based on their own free choices.
A form of economic system where the factors of production (land, labor, and capital) are owned by private individuals or companies and where exchange between economic actors is based on their own free choices.
capitalism
communism
A form of economic system that is an extreme version of socialism, whereby economic actors are generally guided in their activities by a central authority.
A form of economic system that is an extreme version of socialism, whereby economic actors are generally guided in their activities by a central authority.
communism
competition
One of the dynamic forces that drives innovation in business is competition between business organizations.
One of the dynamic forces that drives innovation in business is competition between business organizations.
competition
corporatism
An economic system that preserves private property but that tends to use government regulations to guide how that property is used.
An economic system that preserves private property but that tends to use government regulations to guide how that property is used.
corporatism
creating value
The primary purpose of business. Customers are the ultimate judges of the value that a business organization creates.