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ap business unit 1

QuestionAnswer
pestel stands for: political economic social technological environmental legal
value creation customer benefit
value capture business receive financial value (costs $5 to make but charges $10)
monopoly -one company dominates market -high prices -ex: water, electrcity, etc
oligopoly -a few large companies (2-10) dominate market -limits choices -moderate to high prices -ex: airlines, phones, etc
monopolistic completition -many companies sell but slightly different -a lot of them -often driven by brand image/presitge -ex: restaurants, clothing, coffee shops, etc
perfect competition -many sellers offer same products with little to no differences -very many of them -supply + demand -ex: farms, gas stations, etc
barriers to entry risk types -financial risk: spend time to create with no profit after -operational risk: human error, broken system or external events -market risk: customers simply dont like the product/service competitive risk: rivals create same/better product/service
mvp minimum viable product
political vs legal Political: Government policies and political dynamics (ex: taxes, trade policies w/ other countries, gov bans, etc) Legal: Specific laws, rules, and regulations (ex: health and safety laws, employment laws (no underpay), environmental regulations, etc)
Problem Validation vs. Solution Validation problem validation: confirm the problem exists solution validation: test whether the proposed solutions works
Created by: acuda25
 

 



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