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Business Management: Chapter 6- Characteristics of Business
Business Management: Chapter 6- Characteristics of Business
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1
What type of business produces things that other businesses use to make things?
wholesale
small business
good producing
industry
2
Innovations rarely affect business operations.
False
True
3
Commercial businesses engage in producing things.
False
True
4
Wholesalers and retailers are classified as industrial types of businesses.
False
True
5
The overwhelming majority of workers in this country are employed by large businesses.
False
True
6
What is one typical effect of re-engineering?
production delays
more production steps
job confusion
improved work flow
7
The price of a product is determined primarily by
demand only
both supply and demand
competition
supply only
8
Technological innovations impact only large, high-tech businesses.
True
False
9
The demand for a product refers to
the price at which a product will sell most readily
number of products bought at a given time & price
the most competitive price for a product
# of similar products for sale at a particular time & price
10
In 2014, the GDP for the United States reached just over
78 Billion
17 Billion
17 Trillion
78 Trillion
11
To be successful, a manager must guide a business to react quickly to a changing society.
True
False
12
With mass production, the cost of goods manufactured increases for each product made.
False
True
13
Recently, American businesses are facing more and more competition from foreign businesses.
True
False
14
A measure of a nation’s wealth is its GDP.
True
False
15
An activity must be illegal if it is part of the underground economy.
False
True
16
The only single country that comes close to the United States in terms of GDP is
Japan
Germany
India
China
17
The term “domestic goods” refers to products made by firms in other countries.
False
True
18
An example of underground economy occurs when a parent gives a child $3 for doing a chore.
False
True
19
In return for payment of franchise fees, a franchisee is given
absolute independence
a guaranteed profit
exclusive rights to sell the franchised product
complete protection from business failure
20
A new idea or a new implementation of an existing idea is called a(n)
contrivance
metamorphosis
paradigm shift
innovation
21
Profit is the difference between earned income & cost.
False
True
22
Which of the following refers to a commitment of excellence?
TQM
P&L
CPI
GDP
23
A medical office is an example of
goods producing
service
industry
franchise
24
Knowing what customers want is critical to achieving effectiveness rather than efficiency.
True
False
25
More managers are usually needed when workers are empowered.
False
True
26
An example of an goods-producing business is a
grocery store
jewelry wholesaler
coal mine
fitness center
27
Demand for a product is the # of similar products offered for sale at a certain time & price.
True
False
28
When workers become empowered, what happens to the quality of their work?
none of the above
quality remains about the same
quality decreases
quality increases
29
The failure rate for non-franchised businesses is higher than for franchised businesses.
False
True
30
The most challenging way to obtain increased efficiency is through reorganization.
False
True
31
A franchise is one method of starting a business if a person has limited business experience.
True
False
32
Allowing workers to specialize typically leads to
higher turnover
a greater efficiency
higher cost
misuse of resources
33
The number of manufacturing firms exceeds the number of service firms.
False
True