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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a successful business, according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a successful business, according to the text?
- Profitability (correct)
- Flexibility
- Innovation
- Customer Service
Global businesses rely on interconnected supply chains, which can be considered a form of globalization.
Global businesses rely on interconnected supply chains, which can be considered a form of globalization.
True (A)
What is the primary purpose of a business, according to the provided content?
What is the primary purpose of a business, according to the provided content?
To generate revenue.
A successful business should have flexibility and understand when to ______ if it is not succeeding.
A successful business should have flexibility and understand when to ______ if it is not succeeding.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Which of the following is an example of risk taking in a business?
Which of the following is an example of risk taking in a business?
The break-even point is the amount of money a business needs to make to cover its operating expenses.
The break-even point is the amount of money a business needs to make to cover its operating expenses.
What is the significance of venture capital for a start-up company?
What is the significance of venture capital for a start-up company?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the marketing mix?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the marketing mix?
Social media marketing is a form of advertising that is always expensive.
Social media marketing is a form of advertising that is always expensive.
What does the term 'SWOT' stand for in business analysis?
What does the term 'SWOT' stand for in business analysis?
A company that focuses on a ______ market caters to a specific group of customers with unique needs.
A company that focuses on a ______ market caters to a specific group of customers with unique needs.
Match the following marketing concepts with their definitions:
Match the following marketing concepts with their definitions:
What does limited liability protection ensure for business owners?
What does limited liability protection ensure for business owners?
A non-profit organization can distribute profits to its owners.
A non-profit organization can distribute profits to its owners.
What is the primary purpose of a profit organization?
What is the primary purpose of a profit organization?
Goods are items that are physically ______ to a consumer by a retailer.
Goods are items that are physically ______ to a consumer by a retailer.
Which skills are essential for a marketer?
Which skills are essential for a marketer?
An internship is a permanent job that guarantees full-time employment.
An internship is a permanent job that guarantees full-time employment.
What is personal branding?
What is personal branding?
An entrepreneur is someone who _____ starts up a business.
An entrepreneur is someone who _____ starts up a business.
Match the following careers with their primary skills:
Match the following careers with their primary skills:
Which of the following is primarily involved in recruitment and training?
Which of the following is primarily involved in recruitment and training?
Networking is only about building professional relationships.
Networking is only about building professional relationships.
What document is commonly used for job applications?
What document is commonly used for job applications?
What does the term 'cashflow' refer to in a business context?
What does the term 'cashflow' refer to in a business context?
An entrepreneur should have a low risk tolerance.
An entrepreneur should have a low risk tolerance.
What characteristic of an entrepreneur involves being aware of their strengths and weaknesses?
What characteristic of an entrepreneur involves being aware of their strengths and weaknesses?
A business's yearly amount of sales income is known as ______.
A business's yearly amount of sales income is known as ______.
Match the following characteristics of entrepreneurship with their descriptions:
Match the following characteristics of entrepreneurship with their descriptions:
Which colored hat in De Bono's Hats focuses on logic and benefits?
Which colored hat in De Bono's Hats focuses on logic and benefits?
The Green Hat in De Bono's Hats is associated with critical thinking.
The Green Hat in De Bono's Hats is associated with critical thinking.
What is the unique selling point of a business?
What is the unique selling point of a business?
What is the average historical growth rate of stocks annually?
What is the average historical growth rate of stocks annually?
Cutting unnecessary expenses is a recommended tip for managing finances.
Cutting unnecessary expenses is a recommended tip for managing finances.
Define simple interest.
Define simple interest.
The __________ is the amount of money that an individual owes to another party.
The __________ is the amount of money that an individual owes to another party.
Match the following types of interest with their definitions:
Match the following types of interest with their definitions:
Which of the following is a benefit of building credit history?
Which of the following is a benefit of building credit history?
Credit is the amount of money that an individual owes to another party.
Credit is the amount of money that an individual owes to another party.
List one tip for effective credit management.
List one tip for effective credit management.
Flashcards
Profit Organization
Profit Organization
An organization that exists to make money by selling goods or services.
Non-Profit Organization
Non-Profit Organization
An organization that works to help the community and doesn't make a profit for its owners.
Limited Liability (LL)
Limited Liability (LL)
A type of business structure where the owner's personal assets are protected from business liabilities; they only risk what they invested.
Goods
Goods
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Services
Services
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Marketing Mix
Marketing Mix
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Target Audience
Target Audience
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Niche Marketing
Niche Marketing
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SWOT Analysis
SWOT Analysis
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Social Media Marketing
Social Media Marketing
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Flexibility
Flexibility
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Entrepreneur
Entrepreneur
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Start-up
Start-up
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Angel Investor
Angel Investor
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Risk Taking
Risk Taking
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Innovation
Innovation
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Customer service
Customer service
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Break-even point
Break-even point
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Turnover
Turnover
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Niche
Niche
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Cashflow
Cashflow
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Net Profit
Net Profit
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Unique Selling Point (USP)
Unique Selling Point (USP)
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Business Model
Business Model
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De Bono's Hats
De Bono's Hats
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Decisiveness
Decisiveness
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Interest
Interest
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Simple Interest
Simple Interest
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Compound Interest
Compound Interest
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Savings Interest
Savings Interest
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Borrowing Interest
Borrowing Interest
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Credit
Credit
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Debt
Debt
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Marketing
Marketing
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Resume
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Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
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Networking
Networking
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Internships
Internships
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Personal branding
Personal branding
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Social media
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Accountant
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Business Analyst
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Study Notes
Limited Liability
- Limited liability protects personal assets
- If a business incurs debt, only the business's assets are at risk
Goods and Services
- Goods are physical items sold to consumers
- Ownership transfers from the seller to the buyer
- Services are actions performed for a consumer
- Consumers do not own the service
Profit vs. Non-Profit
- Profit organizations aim to make a profit by selling goods or services
- Profit organizations are required to pay taxes
- Non-profit organizations exist to benefit the community and do not pay taxes
Types of Businesses
- Sole Proprietorship: Owned and operated by one person
- Partnership: Owned by 2 or more people sharing responsibility
- Corporation: A separate entity from its owners; provides limited liability protection
- Limited Liability Company (LLC): Combines liability protection of a corporation with tax efficiencies of a partnership
- Franchise: A business that licenses its name and model to another business
- Cooperative: Owned by a group of people sharing resources, like customers or coworkers
Roles of Businesses
- Generate revenue
- Create innovative technology
- Provide jobs
- Address global issues
- Support infrastructure
- Facilitate trade
- Help with globalization
Characteristics of a Successful Business
- Strong customer service
- Innovation
- Flexibility
Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneur: Organizes/manages a business, usually with initiative and risk
- Innovation: Introduces new products/services/processes
- Risk Taking: Taking chances in hope of achieving success
- Start-up: When a business first opens
- Venture Capital: Funding for small businesses with high potential
- Angel Investor: Wealthy individuals who invest in businesses
- Assets: Things a business owns (vehicles, buildings)
- Personal Assets: Possessions of an individual
Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
- Curiosity
- Adaptability
- Decisiveness
- Self-Awareness
- Risk Tolerance
- Comfortable with Failure
- Persistence
- Innovative Thinking
- Dedication/Long-Term Focus
- Strategic Thinking
- Communication
- Accounting Skills
De Bono's Hats
- Different Colored Hats for different thinking styles
- Helps encourage critical thinking and creativity
Challenges of an Entrepreneur
- Keeping up with trends
- Inventory Management
- Competition
- Logistics and Delivery
- Sustainability
- Time Management
- Team Building
- Financial Challenges
Financial Literacy
- Financial Literacy: Skills/knowledge enabling sound financial decisions
- TFSA: Tax-free savings account for efficient money saving.
- Budgeting: Planning how to spend money.
- Saving: Setting aside money for the future
- Bonds: Lending money to a provider for a return in interest.
- Credit and Debt: Related to borrowing money.
Marketing
- Marketing: Attracting customers and growing a business
- Marketing Mix (4Ps): Product, Price, Place, Promotion
- Branding: Creating a unique image/name for a product
- Target Audience: Specific group the business tries to attract
- Niche Market: Smaller, specialized target market with unique needs
- SWOT Analysis: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats analysis
Digital Literacy and E-Commerce
- E-commerce: Buying/selling online.
- Cybersecurity: Protecting online activities and information.
- Digital Payments: Using currency online.
- Supply Chains: The process of making and delivering products from start to finish.
- Cloud Computing: Using a system online to save data and files.
- Artificial Intelligence (AI): Tools for better work rates.
Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
- Business Ethics: Moral principles for decisions
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Policies impacting the environment positively
- Sustainability: Conducting business in a way that benefits both the present and future of the environment
Decision-Making and Problem Solving
- SWOT Analysis: Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for a business
- Critical Thinking: Strong and clear thought process with logical reasoning
Careers in Business
- Accountant: Tracking money, creating budgets, and reporting.
- Marketer: Promoting products, services, and brands via marketing, advertisement.
- Entrepreneur: Starting and managing your own business.
- Business Analyst: Analyzing data for businesses and making decisions.
- Human Resources Manager: Recruiting, training, supervising employees.
- Financial Planner: Creating financial plans for individuals.
- Sales Representative: Meeting with clients and conveying the value of the product/service.
- Management Consultant: Providing advice to businesses.
- Internship: Short-term job experience to help understand a career.
- Education: Relevant academic skills.
Globalization & International Business
- Globalization: The idea of global exchanges.
- Trade Barriers: Government restrictions on international trade, such as tariffs, quotas, subsidies.
- Imports / Exports: Movement of goods/services across borders.
- Multinational Corporation (MNC): Companies operating in various countries.
- Supply Chain Management (SCM): Tracking the movement of goods.
- Impact of Globalisation: Greater access to customers; competition increases; new business opportunities arise; increased risk of relying on global chains.
- Globalisation Challenges: Cultural misunderstandings; economic dependencies; environmental and social risks.
- International Business Strategies: Adapting to local preferences; standardizing products/services to reach a larger global market
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Test your knowledge on key business concepts, including limited liability, the difference between goods and services, and the distinctions between profit and non-profit organizations. This quiz also covers various types of business structures like sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations.
