Business Fundamentals
Types of Business Ownership
Economic Systems
Demand and Supply
Stakeholders & Decisions & Ethics
100

"Tangible"___________.

What is a good?

100

This type of business is owned and operated by just one person.

What is a sole trader or sole proprietorship?

100

In this type of economy, prices and production are primarily controlled by the government.

What is a command economy?

100

This is the amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy.

What is demand?

100

An employee is an example of this type of stakeholder.

What is an internal stakeholder?

200
Uber Driver

What is a service?

200

This business structure allows owners to share responsibilities and pool resources, but also exposes them to unlimited liability.

What is a partnership?

200

This is the term for the relationship between businesses that rely on each other to produce goods and services.

What is interdependence?

200

According to the Law of Supply, if the price of a product goes up, its supply will do this.

What is increase?

200

Media is an example of this type of stakeholder.

What is an external stakeholder?
300

A business with a physical location that customers go to is known by this term.

What is "Brick N' Motors"?

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

A company where the owners' personal assets are protected from the company's debts is said to have this.

What is limited liability?

300

The US economy is an example of this economic system.

What is a market system?

300

The point on a graph where the supply and demand curves meet is known by this term.

What is equilibrium?

300

This is the first step in the 5-Step Decision-Making Model.

What is defining the problem?

400

This type of business is owned by the government, with the objective of providing essential services cheaply.

What is a public sector organization or crown corporation?

400

This type of corporation sells shares to the general public via a stock exchange.

What is a Public Limited Corporation (plc)?

400

What to produce? How to produce? And______________, are?

For whom to produce?  Three fundamental questions in economics.

400

A situation where the demand for a product is higher than its supply results in this.

What is a shortage?

400

Denying a job position or promotion because of race, religion, gender or age

What is discrimination?

500

This legal document for a limited company outlines its purpose, goals, and basic details.

What is a Memorandum of Association?

500

The person who buys the rights to the brand and its products and runs this type of business.

What is a franchisee?

500

Four Factors of Production

What are Land, Labour, Capital, and Entrepreneurship?

500

Two factors that shift the demand curve.

What are income, consumer tastes and preferences, market size, price of related goods, future expectations?

500

Taking a bribe, kickback or gift in return for making a favourable decision

What is a conflict of interest?

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