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Questions and Answers
What is the main outcome of creating an entrepreneurial idea?
What is the main outcome of creating an entrepreneurial idea?
- Securing funding for a project
- Identifying entrepreneurial opportunities (correct)
- Developing a marketing strategy
- Finding a business partner
Which characteristic allows entrepreneurs to handle difficult situations optimistically?
Which characteristic allows entrepreneurs to handle difficult situations optimistically?
- Entrepreneurial heart flame
- Entrepreneurial mind frame (correct)
- Entrepreneurial vision
- Entrepreneurial gut game
What does the term 'entrepreneurial gut game' refer to?
What does the term 'entrepreneurial gut game' refer to?
- Intuition and self-confidence (correct)
- Calculating risks mathematically
- The ability to persuade others
- Creating innovative products
What drives entrepreneurs to seek opportunities according to the content?
What drives entrepreneurs to seek opportunities according to the content?
What is one of the main sources of entrepreneurial opportunities?
What is one of the main sources of entrepreneurial opportunities?
Which quality is essential for an entrepreneur to take risks effectively?
Which quality is essential for an entrepreneur to take risks effectively?
What does the term 'entrepreneurial heart flame' signify?
What does the term 'entrepreneurial heart flame' signify?
How can an entrepreneurial mind frame contribute to problem-solving?
How can an entrepreneurial mind frame contribute to problem-solving?
What is a factor that can decrease the likelihood of new entrants joining an industry?
What is a factor that can decrease the likelihood of new entrants joining an industry?
Which factor increases the intensity of rivalry among existing firms?
Which factor increases the intensity of rivalry among existing firms?
Which of the following represents a high percentage of the buyer’s cost and can influence supplier switching?
Which of the following represents a high percentage of the buyer’s cost and can influence supplier switching?
What characteristic is least likely to increase competitive rivalry in an industry?
What characteristic is least likely to increase competitive rivalry in an industry?
What defines a substitute product?
What defines a substitute product?
Which factor does NOT indicate a strong threat from substitute products?
Which factor does NOT indicate a strong threat from substitute products?
What can act as a barrier to entry for new firms looking to enter a market?
What can act as a barrier to entry for new firms looking to enter a market?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects rivalry among existing firms?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects rivalry among existing firms?
How does product differentiation impact the threat from substitutes?
How does product differentiation impact the threat from substitutes?
How do economies of scale impact new entrants in an industry?
How do economies of scale impact new entrants in an industry?
What is an example of a situation where consumers might switch to a substitute product?
What is an example of a situation where consumers might switch to a substitute product?
Which factor is associated with a high likelihood of new entrants avoiding the market?
Which factor is associated with a high likelihood of new entrants avoiding the market?
What do suppliers provide that is essential for business operations?
What do suppliers provide that is essential for business operations?
What could signify a strong threat in supplier relationships?
What could signify a strong threat in supplier relationships?
Which factor may reduce the intensity of threat from suppliers?
Which factor may reduce the intensity of threat from suppliers?
When is the threat from suppliers considered strong?
When is the threat from suppliers considered strong?
What is the primary focus of the essential questions in the lesson?
What is the primary focus of the essential questions in the lesson?
Which of the following best describes the first step in the learning objectives?
Which of the following best describes the first step in the learning objectives?
In what way should proposed solutions be assessed according to the learning objectives?
In what way should proposed solutions be assessed according to the learning objectives?
What is the goal of the 'Wrap-Up/Valuing/Assignment' stage in the daily routine?
What is the goal of the 'Wrap-Up/Valuing/Assignment' stage in the daily routine?
Which of the following should NOT be included when screening proposed solutions?
Which of the following should NOT be included when screening proposed solutions?
What is the purpose of the 'Drills' segment in the daily routine?
What is the purpose of the 'Drills' segment in the daily routine?
Which aspect of business opportunity development does NOT align with the learning objectives stated?
Which aspect of business opportunity development does NOT align with the learning objectives stated?
What significance does the 'Essential Question' serve in the lesson plan?
What significance does the 'Essential Question' serve in the lesson plan?
Which factor is included in the physical environment affecting business opportunities?
Which factor is included in the physical environment affecting business opportunities?
Which of the following is NOT part of the societal environment?
Which of the following is NOT part of the societal environment?
Which factor is associated with the industry environment in business?
Which factor is associated with the industry environment in business?
How does an entrepreneurial drive perceive changes in the environment?
How does an entrepreneurial drive perceive changes in the environment?
What do technological innovations represent in the societal environment?
What do technological innovations represent in the societal environment?
Which term refers to the natural resources aspect of the physical environment?
Which term refers to the natural resources aspect of the physical environment?
Which of the following would not influence the economic environment for businesses?
Which of the following would not influence the economic environment for businesses?
In the context of business opportunities, what do political forces govern?
In the context of business opportunities, what do political forces govern?
Study Notes
Daily Routine Overview
- Includes prayer, drills, motivation, essential questions, lesson proper, evaluation/activities, attendance check, wrap-up, valuing, and assignments.
Motivation Exercise
- "Fix Me" activity involves unscrambling letters to form correct words.
- Examples include "SUPPLIERS," "BUSINESS," "MARKET," and others.
Essential Questions
- Focus on the importance of innovation and creativity in identifying and developing new business opportunities.
Learning Objectives
- Identify market problems or needs.
- Propose solutions in terms of products/services.
- Screen solutions based on viability, profitability, and customer requirements.
- Select the best product or service to meet market needs.
Recognizing Potential Market
- Creation of entrepreneurial ideas leads to identifying opportunities for new ventures.
Entrepreneurial Essentials
- Mind Frame: Positive outlook helps in spotting opportunities amid challenges.
- Heart Flame: Passion drives entrepreneurs to achieve goals and satisfaction through discovery.
- Gut Game: Intuition and self-confidence guide entrepreneurs in decision-making.
Sources of Opportunities
- Environmental changes inspire new entrepreneurial ideas.
External Environment Factors
- Physical Environment: Climate, natural resources, and wildlife influence business opportunities.
- Societal Environment: Includes political forces (laws and regulations), economic forces (income levels, employment), sociocultural forces (customs and values), and technological advancements.
- Industry Environment: Factors include competitors, customers, creditors, employees, government, and suppliers.
Competitive Forces Model
- Switching Costs: Minimal switching costs encourage opportunity exploration.
Changes in the Environment
- Entrepreneurial opportunities arise from recognizing environmental shifts positively.
Rivalry Among Existing Firms
- Dependence on rivals' marketing strategies (e.g., promotions) affects competition intensity.
Substitute Products
- Substitute goods can threaten industry stability.
- Factors increasing threat include low switching costs, changing customer preferences, noticeable product differentiation, improved quality, and lower prices.
Supplier Influence
- Suppliers affect business operations; instability can pose competitive threats.
- Factors include supplier's ability for forward integration, limited number of suppliers, high sales volume, lack of substitute products, and high switching costs.
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Test your understanding of the daily routines and activities structured in Mr. AR Anthony G. Salvacion's entrepreneurship class. This quiz covers key elements such as motivation, essential questions, and evaluation techniques. Enhance your knowledge about effective business practices through this engaging assessment.
