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Which of the following technologies has contributed to the expansion of global markets?
Which of the following technologies has contributed to the expansion of global markets?
- Internet (correct)
- Typewriters
- Television
- Fax Machines
Automation in industries has led to decreased productivity and higher production costs.
Automation in industries has led to decreased productivity and higher production costs.
False (B)
What is one advantage of global markets for a business owner?
What is one advantage of global markets for a business owner?
Access to more customers and sales
Before starting a business that sells products overseas, a business owner should consider whether the ______ is familiar with the product.
Before starting a business that sells products overseas, a business owner should consider whether the ______ is familiar with the product.
Match the following factors with their impact on business opportunities:
Match the following factors with their impact on business opportunities:
Which of the following is NOT an example of an Australian invention mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an Australian invention mentioned in the text?
Australia's ranking in The Global Innovation Index (GII) indicates that it has a low level of innovation.
Australia's ranking in The Global Innovation Index (GII) indicates that it has a low level of innovation.
What is the primary goal of an entrepreneur?
What is the primary goal of an entrepreneur?
What are two key characteristics that describe Australia based on the inventions mentioned in the text?
What are two key characteristics that describe Australia based on the inventions mentioned in the text?
The process of identifying and seizing opportunities to create new businesses is known as ______.
The process of identifying and seizing opportunities to create new businesses is known as ______.
The development of something that is totally new is called ______.
The development of something that is totally new is called ______.
Entrepreneurs are solely motivated by the pursuit of financial gain.
Entrepreneurs are solely motivated by the pursuit of financial gain.
Which of the following is NOT a source of business opportunities mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT a source of business opportunities mentioned in the text?
Match the following inventions with their corresponding inventors (or teams) mentioned in the text:
Match the following inventions with their corresponding inventors (or teams) mentioned in the text:
Which of the following best describes the relationship between entrepreneurship and innovation?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between entrepreneurship and innovation?
Describe how the pursuit of business opportunities is central to entrepreneurship.
Describe how the pursuit of business opportunities is central to entrepreneurship.
The Australian Innovation System Monitor (2020) suggests that Australia's innovation level is low compared to its economic size.
The Australian Innovation System Monitor (2020) suggests that Australia's innovation level is low compared to its economic size.
What is the difference between innovation and invention, according to the text?
What is the difference between innovation and invention, according to the text?
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of entrepreneurship?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of entrepreneurship?
What is the significance of seeking growth in the context of entrepreneurship?
What is the significance of seeking growth in the context of entrepreneurship?
Setting goals is an essential part of ensuring a business has a clear purpose and direction.
Setting goals is an essential part of ensuring a business has a clear purpose and direction.
A business's vision statement outlines its ______, while the mission statement describes how it will achieve this vision.
A business's vision statement outlines its ______, while the mission statement describes how it will achieve this vision.
What does the acronym SMART stand for in the context of goal setting?
What does the acronym SMART stand for in the context of goal setting?
Match the element of a SMART goal with its definition.
Match the element of a SMART goal with its definition.
Why is it important for business goals to be measurable?
Why is it important for business goals to be measurable?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of goal setting for businesses?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of goal setting for businesses?
Short-term, specific and measurable business goals are often referred to as objectives.
Short-term, specific and measurable business goals are often referred to as objectives.
Give an example of a SMART goal for a new business.
Give an example of a SMART goal for a new business.
What is a business concept and what is its importance?
What is a business concept and what is its importance?
A business concept is essentially a detailed business plan.
A business concept is essentially a detailed business plan.
Which of the following elements is NOT typically included in a business concept?
Which of the following elements is NOT typically included in a business concept?
The relationship between business opportunities and business concept development is ______.
The relationship between business opportunities and business concept development is ______.
Match the following business scenarios with the corresponding business goals:
Match the following business scenarios with the corresponding business goals:
Why is it important for a potential business owner to set goals?
Why is it important for a potential business owner to set goals?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of a business concept?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of a business concept?
Registering a domain name is only necessary once a website is launched.
Registering a domain name is only necessary once a website is launched.
Which of the following is an example of a social goal for a business?
Which of the following is an example of a social goal for a business?
Explain the importance of decision-making in business.
Explain the importance of decision-making in business.
What is the primary purpose of protecting intellectual property?
What is the primary purpose of protecting intellectual property?
A ______ describes the core activities of a business.
A ______ describes the core activities of a business.
Match the following intellectual property protections with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following intellectual property protections with their corresponding descriptions:
Which of the following is NOT a source of inspiration for new business concepts?
Which of the following is NOT a source of inspiration for new business concepts?
Explain how identifying business opportunities leads to the development of a business concept.
Explain how identifying business opportunities leads to the development of a business concept.
Gerry's antique toy shop will be successful only if he can attract customers through the antique toy display.
Gerry's antique toy shop will be successful only if he can attract customers through the antique toy display.
Flashcards
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
The process of creating and operating a new business to capitalize on opportunities and experience risk for profit.
Risk in Entrepreneurship
Risk in Entrepreneurship
The potential for loss in business ventures which entrepreneurs must navigate to achieve profit.
Business Opportunities
Business Opportunities
Situations where entrepreneurs can create profitable ventures through innovation and market needs.
Innovation
Innovation
The introduction of new ideas, products, or methods as a key driver of growth in entrepreneurship.
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Pursuit of Growth
Pursuit of Growth
The active seeking of ways to expand and improve a business for greater profitability.
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Diversification in Business
Diversification in Business
The strategy of investing in different sectors or markets to reduce risk and improve profitability.
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Hancock Group's Investments
Hancock Group's Investments
Rinehart's company's initiative to invest in pastoral properties and future metals for growth.
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Contemporary Business Case Study
Contemporary Business Case Study
Analyzing current successful companies to understand entrepreneurship trends and challenges.
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Business Opportunity
Business Opportunity
A set of circumstances presenting a chance for success.
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Invention
Invention
The development of something that is entirely new.
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Changing Customer Needs
Changing Customer Needs
Shifts in what consumers want or require from products/services.
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Global Innovation Index (GII)
Global Innovation Index (GII)
An index measuring factors affecting innovation in countries.
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Entrepreneur
Entrepreneur
A person who creates and manages a new business venture.
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Australian Inventions
Australian Inventions
Innovative products developed in Australia, such as the Esky and Hills Hoist.
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High Level of Innovation
High Level of Innovation
Australia's relative innovation capacity compared to its economic size.
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Global Markets
Global Markets
Markets where goods and services are exchanged internationally.
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Automation
Automation
Using technology to operate processes without human intervention, enhancing efficiency.
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Product Life Cycle
Product Life Cycle
The stages products go through from introduction to decline in the market.
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Market Fluctuations
Market Fluctuations
Variations in market demand and supply affecting prices over time.
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Entrepreneurial Risk-Taking
Entrepreneurial Risk-Taking
The willingness of an entrepreneur to invest in uncertain business ventures.
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Customer Needs
Customer Needs
The wants and requirements of customers that influence their purchasing decisions.
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Goal Setting
Goal Setting
The process of outlining objectives for a business to achieve over time.
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Importance of Goals
Importance of Goals
Goals provide direction and help measure results in business operations.
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Vision Statement
Vision Statement
A description of what a business aspires to achieve in the future.
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Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Outlines how a business intends to achieve its vision.
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S.M.A.R.T Goals
S.M.A.R.T Goals
A goal setting framework that makes goals specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound.
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Specific Goals
Specific Goals
Goals that are clear, focused, and well-defined to guide efforts.
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Measurable Goals
Measurable Goals
Goals that include quantifiable criteria to assess progress.
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Objectives
Objectives
Short- to mid-term goals that are specific and measurable.
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Domain Name
Domain Name
A unique address for a business on the internet that can be registered to prevent others from using it.
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Business Concept
Business Concept
Describes a business's core activities, features, value offerings, and target market.
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Sources of Business Concepts
Sources of Business Concepts
Potential origins for new business ideas, including personal interests, market gaps, and technological advances.
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Intellectual Property Protection
Intellectual Property Protection
Methods used to legally protect inventions and creative works, such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks.
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Target Market
Target Market
The specific group of consumers at whom a business aims its products and services.
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Differentiation in Business
Differentiation in Business
Strategies used to distinguish a business from its competitors, often through unique features or services.
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Protection Methods
Protection Methods
Common approaches to safeguard intellectual property, like registering patents or trademarks.
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Gerry's Business Concept
Gerry's Business Concept
An example of a business idea that combines a toy shop with a display of a personal collection to attract customers.
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Business Goals
Business Goals
Specific objectives a business aims to achieve for success.
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Large Sale Strategy
Large Sale Strategy
A method to increase retail customers through planned promotions.
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Employee Community Engagement
Employee Community Engagement
Regular employee visits to engage with local communities, like retirement homes.
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Business Expansion via Acquisition
Business Expansion via Acquisition
Growth strategy where a company buys competing businesses.
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Family Employment
Family Employment
Hiring family members, balancing work with personal commitments.
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Sustainable Practices
Sustainable Practices
Using recycled materials in business operations for environmental benefits.
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Outreach Programs
Outreach Programs
Community service initiatives by businesses, like helping the homeless.
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Business Concept Development
Business Concept Development
The process of creating a viable idea for a new business.
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Topic 1: The business idea
- Businesses are central to a market capitalist economy, as they answer the core questions of what goods/services to produce, how to produce them, and for whom these are distributed.
- Businesses contribute to the economy by creating jobs, generating tax revenue, and fostering economic growth, as well as by contributing to export earnings, innovation, and research and development.
- Businesses contribute to social wellbeing by providing employment, fostering personal growth and independence, fostering innovation, contributing to social responsibility, and promoting a culture of entrepreneurship within a community.
- Entrepreneurship is the process of creating and running a new business.
- Personal motivations for starting a business may include a desire for financial independence, profit, and fulfilling a market or social need.
- Successful business managers and entrepreneurs often share similar characteristics focusing on initiative, innovation, and risk-taking abilities in the pursuit of a viable business.
- Business concepts are developed from assessing possible opportunities. It describes a business's main activities, the features and value of goods or services offered, and their targeted market.
- Market research is necessary to identify business opportunities.
- Feasibility studies and market research help determine if a business will be successfully viable based on the existing market.
- Government investment in research helps to create an environment conducive to innovation and entrepreneurial development, which are also fostered by council grants, school programs in entrepreneurship, and regional business start-up hubs.
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