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ITB Unit 2 Entrepreneurship Review
ITB Unit 2 Entrepreneurship Review
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Chap. 4, 5.1, 6 & 9.2 Review
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Which of the following is an advantage of e-commerce?
unlimited legal & financial responsibility
buying power
convenience
2
Purchases goods from a wholesaler & sells them to consumers.
wholesaler
retailer
manufacturer
3
A corporation can raise money by selling stock.
False
True
4
The best way to organize a business structure is determined by the size of business and the type of business.
False
True
5
A small business is an independently owned business that usually has the owner(s) as its manager(s).
True
False
6
A business owned by 1 person.
corporation
partnership
sole proprietorship
7
A business owned by 2 or more people who share the risks & rewards.
partnership
corporation
sole proprietorship
8
Business or art of money management.
management
marketing
finance
9
Type of organization that focuses on providing a service or helping. Must register w/ gov.
nonprofit
corporation
small business
10
To start a partnership, you need a partnership agreement.
False
True
11
What organization sets & enforces work-related health & safety rules?
FED
EPA
FDA
OSHA
12
Process of planning, pricing, promoting, selling, & distributing ideas, goods, & services.
procurement
marketing
production
13
Changes raw materials to more finished products. Ex: Sugar cane to sugar, crude oil to gas.
manufacturers
producers
processors
14
Entrepreneurs are not important to the U.S. economy.
False
True
15
Income on this type of business organization is taxed twice.
sole proprietorship
partnership
corporation
16
Buying & reselling of goods that have already been produced.
procurement
production
marketing
17
Achieving goals by planning, organizing, leading, controlling & evaluating use of resources.
accounting
procurement
management
18
A federal law requiring that men and women be paid the same wages for doing the same work.
Equal Pay Act
OSHA
Americans with Disabilities Act
19
Which of the following is not a benefit of e-commerce?
immediacy
choices
convenience
20
A business's set of guidelines for maintaining ethics in the workplace is known as its ____.
guidelines
competition
code of ethics
21
According to this agency, small business owners are usually the managers.
small business administration
environmental protection agency
occupational safety & health administration
22
A newly formed business that is usually small is called _____.
multi-channel retailer
brick-and-mortar
start-up
23
Business that makes finished products out of processed goods.
producers
manufacturers
processors
24
The process of recognizing a business opportunity, testing it in the market, and gathering the necessary resources.
franchise
Management
Entrepreneurship
25
A firm's owners cannot be held responsible for more than the capital they invest is called _____.
limited liability
unlimited liability
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Moral principles by which people conduct themselves personally, socially, or professionally.
conflict of interest
ethics
code of ethics
27
This organization protects people from dangerous or falsely advertised products
EPA
FDA
OSHA
28
Disagreement between self-interest and professional obligation.
conflict of interest
social responsibility
business ethics
29
An example of an entrepreneur is Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook.
True
False
30
Maintaining & checking records, handling bills, & preparing financial reports.
finance
management
accounting
31
A business that gathers raw goods. Ex: agriculture, mining, fishing, forestry.
processors
producers
manufacturers
32
Agreement to use name & sell products/services of a company in a designated geographical area.
corporation
nonprofit
franchise
33
A major disadvantage of a sole proprietorship is _____.
lower income taxes
unlimited liability
starting the company is easy
34
Innovation is the process of translating an idea or invention into a good or service for which customers will pay.
True
False