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Jack, a manager, said to his staff, "....If this is successful, it could greatly benefit the company. If it fails, I'll accept the consequences and work to find a solution." What is Jack doing? Accepting responsibility for his decision
This situation illustrates that After Porter realized that he processed an order incorrectly, he waited too long to correct the problem. As a result, an incorrect item was shipped to the customer. This situation illustrates that... an employee's decisions and actions can negatively impact others.
What is often a positive result of accepting responsibility for a poor decision? You gain others' respect
Entrepreneurial discovery is an important process in a free-enterprise economic system because an entrepreneur or small-business owner can satisfy an unmet demand
Which of the following statements is true about entrepreneurial discovery: It's an ongoing process that facilitates a business's success rate.
The entrepreneurial discovery process requires knowledge and the recognition of a(n) market need
Which of the following is an example of a demographic trend that has encouraged entrepreneurial discovery: Increased cultural diversity
After a Korean auto manufacturer built a plant in Ames, Iowa, Kwan noticed a substantial growth of Korean residents in the area, many of whom were relocated to Ames to work for the plant. Kwan decided to import Korean goods and sell them in a small Korean shifts in popularity ethnicity
Which of the following is a global trend that might encourage an entrepreneur to consider international business opportunities: Lower tariffs
When determining venture-creation opportunities, entrepreneurs must first conduct research
Jessica's hobby is making jewelry. There is potential to sell her bracelets and earrings on eBay. This is an example of identifying a product opportunity by considering personal experiences
Which of the following processes helps aspiring entrepreneurs generate venture ideas: Creative thinking
When generating new ideas for new businesses, entrepreneurs often look for ways to solve problems
The primary responsibility of the facilitator of a product idea brainstorming session are to compile all of the ideas and keep the group on task
Which of the following is a characteristic of a well-conducted feasibility study: Complete
The primary purpose of a feasibility study is to answer which of the following questions: Should we proceed with this project?
An entrepreneur considers venture location and financial needs during the _____________ process. planning
Which of the following is an operational issue that entrepreneurs must consider when planning their businesses: Production process
Which of the following is a tool that an entrepreneur develops to project sales for a new business venture: Sales forecast
When planning for her new business, Janine allocates two percent of the company's estimated annual sales to web and newspaper advertising. Janine is developing a promotional budget
Which of the following statements is true about business start-up requirements: The financial needs to start a new business depend on the nature of the venture
Costs of sales for a new manufacturing venture typically include raw materials, equipment, and product inventory
One-time start-up costs often include _____________ incorporation
Regan is deciding if she is willing to give up a secure position with a well-known company so she can start a home-based business. Which of the following risks is Regan assessing: Career
Emotional risks that many entrepreneurs face include marital tensions and family problems
When conducting an environmental scan, which of the following is an economic factor that a business should consider: Consumer spending habits
Which of the following is a true statement about a business's environment: It is always changing
Which of the following is an example of a demographic trend: The aging of the population
Which of the following examples illustrates how environmental factors are interrelated: The economy affects what competitors are doing
In order for a business to generate a profit, its operating costs must be ___________ the gross margin. less than
The costs of operating a business are often called __________ expenses. overhead
Variable expenses increase in direct proportion to the increases rate of production
People who are naturally creative often are mentally flexible
Which of the following is usually a characteristic of a creative person: Likes to seek out new challenges
Which of the following personality traits is often associated with creative people: Acting independently
Market opportunity is often affected by timing
The primary goal during the brainstorming process is to come up with as many ideas as possible
Which of the following statements is true regarding the use of group creative-thinking techniques to facilitate the idea-generation process: ( Group members most often generate new ideas by altering or building upon another idea.
When using mind mapping to generate product ideas, you begin by writing down the main problem or market opportunity
Which of the following is a way that a business can determine if a product will fulfill its target market's needs: Ask the customers
A business might take an existing product and alter it to fulfill a specific need for a different target market
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