Foundations 1
Foundations 2
4 S's (Economic Principles)
Business Branding
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Taking ownership for your own life. No one will ever be as concerned about your success as you.

Responsibility

100

Approaching everything in life as a reason to improve; recognize and seize what life has to offer.

Opportunity

100

A shortage of resources-  Time, Attention, and Money.

Scarcity

100
A short and striking or memorable phrase used in advertising. 

Slogan

100

In this holiday classic, Ralphie’s dad’s “leg lamp” causes quite a stir.

A Christmas Story

200

Always acting with courage, respect, and toleration.

Integrity

200

Using economic thinking to create the greatest benefit while using the least resources.

Sound Judgement

200

I can’t get what I want unless I help you get what you want.  What's in it for the customer and the company?

Self-Interest

200
A symbol made up of text and images that identifies a business.


Logo

200

What Netflix show takes place in Hawkins, Indiana? 

Stranger Things

300

Seeking to understand and drive change that benefits others, and exemplify humility and intellectual honesty.

Knowledge

300

Cooperation creates real value in society — for yourself and others.

Win-Win Focus

300

People value different things, at different times, for different reasons, and it’s always changing.  You are not the customer.

Subjective Value

300

A business arrangement in which one company gives another company permission to manufacture its product for a specified payment. 

Licensing 

300

In the 1980 Winter Olympics, the U.S. Hockey team defeated this country to win the Gold Medal.  (Hint-  there was also a movie created about this event).

Finland

400

Respecting the rights of others and studying the links to entrepreneurship and societal well-being.

Freedom

400

Finding fulfillment in your life by improving the lives of others.

Passion

400

Resources invested in the past cannot be recovered. Pivot!  

Sunk Cost

400

An exclusive right granted for an invention. The right to a product or a process that generally provides a new way of doing something.

Patent

400

Originally worn by sailors, these flared jeans became popular on college campuses in the 1960’s and 1970’s.

Bell-bottoms

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