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Unit 8 TEST

Types of Businesses and Economies

QuestionAnswer
What is an Entrepreneur? A person who starts his or her own business.
What is Sole-Proprietorship? A business owned by 1 person.
What is a Corporation? A business owned by stockholders and are llegally liable for actions or debt the company occurs.
What is a Partnership? A business owned by two or more people.
What is a Natural Resources? Anything coming from nature, not man made.
What is a Capital Resource? Any resource used to make a good or service that isn't a land or labor resource.
What is a Incentive? Something that motivates you to take action.
What is a resource? Something used to produce goods and services.
Owner keeps all of the profits and assumes all of the risks Proprietorship
Owner share risks, liability, decision-making, and profits Partnership
The most expensive to start Corporation
Very hard to raise capital, but the easiest type of business to start Proprietorship
A business owned by stockholders and acts as a legal entity Corporation
Owner liability is limited to investment Corporation
The most common type of business model in the United States Corporation
A business owned by two or more people Partnership
The largest type of business model Corporation
A business owned by one person Proprietorship
Can be started by an entrepreneur Proprietorship
Based on Tradition Traditional
Roles are passed down from family Traditional
Discourages new ideas Traditional
Private ownership of property and resources Free Market
Consumer sovereighty, people can buy and sell whatever they want Free Market
Free from government regulations Free Market
Government owns property and resources Command
Lock of consumer choice Command
No incentive to work hard Command
Consumer demand not met Command
Centrally (government) planned economy Command
Individuals and businesses own property and resources. Mixed
Government and business work together. Mixed
Can buy and sell most things except what govern deems illegal Mixed
Most commen economic system today Mixed
What type of economy the US has? Mixed
Which economic system is the most common today? Mixed
What three questions must all businesses and econonnic systems ask before producing goods and services? What shall I produce? For who am I producing? Who will produce it? How will it be produced?
What role does scarcity play in making decisions? The choice yoou make when you run out of that resource
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