Module 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the difference between for profit and nonprofit businesses?

A

For profit: make money, success measured in profit

Nonprofit: raise money, success is measure by how effectively services are provided

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2
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What are the key facets of business?

A

Profit! Revenue-expenses; generated by selling goods and services

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3
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How has the American economy evolved over time?

A

Agricultural, to industrial, to services (globalization)

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4
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How can business impact quality of life?

A

Create a higher standard of living due to the amount of goods and services available

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5
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What are the 4 ways business can advance the interests of society?

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Producing goods and services, providing paychecks and benefits, paying taxes to support gov, donating to the community

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6
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Why are entrepreneurs important to the economy?

A

Because they drive innovation

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7
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What are the 5 factors of production?

A

Entrepreneurship, natural resources, capital, Human Resources, and knowledge

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How does the factor of production, entrepreneurship,
apply to business?

A

it is the person that seeks a new opportunity in the market

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How does the factor of production, natural resources, apply to business?

A

it is the production input that adds materials just as they are found in nature

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How does the factor of production, capital, apply to a business?

A

buildings, machines, tools, and technology used to produce goods and searches; doesn’t include money

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How does the factor of production, Human Resources, apply to a business?

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labor, the physical and intellectual contribution of an employee

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How does the factor of production, knowledge, apply to a business?

A

facts, information, skills acquired through training or education

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13
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What is the difference between the factor of production of Human Resource vs. Knowledge?

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Human resource is labor; knowledge is facts and info acquired

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14
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How does the force of business, economic forces, effect a business?

A

Taxation, enforcing contracts

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How does the force of business, Technology, effect a business?

A

things such as ecommerce, productivity, and security

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16
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How does the force of business, competition, effect a business?

A

the company will have rivals; forcing them to create a competitive advantage

17
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How does the force of business, social forces, effect a business?

A

things such as age, gender, race; consumers taste changes

18
Q

How does the force of business, global forces, effect a business?

A

trade pacts, military alliances, currency exchange

19
Q

How does the force of business, legal/regulatory/political, effect a business?

A

businesses must abide by rules to stay out of trouble

20
Q

What are the 6 forces of business?

A

Economic, technological, competitive, social, global, political

21
Q

What are the types of stakeholders a business must recognize and satisfy?

A

Owners, customers, employees, suppliers, distributors, lenders, nearby communities, government regulators, interest groups, media

22
Q

What are the 4 rights to private enterprise?

A

right to own property, right to profits after taxes, competition, freedom of choice