Economics
Business
Business ownership
Types of Businesses
Human Resource
100

A BLANK is something you can physically touch when you purchase it?

A Good

100

What is something a person must have in order to survive? 

What is something that a person desires but can survive without

A need and a want

100

Ways to become a business owner include sole Proprietorship, partnership, Blank, and blank

Franchise and corporation 

100

Who develop products for distribution from raw goods?

Producers 

100

What does HRM stand for?

Human Resource Management 

200

limited resources + unlimited want and needs = ?

Scarcity 

200

The blank is anywhere buyers and sellers meet to buy and sell goods and services

Market/ Marketplace

200

Ways of starting a business include Starting a New Business, Purchasing an Existing Business, Taking over the family business , blank

purchasing a franchise

200

Who changes raw goods into a more finished form?

Processor 

200

Blank is one who primarily uses mental abilities and knowledge acquired in higher education

Blank is one whose job involves physical labor

White and Blue collar workers

300

What are the four economic system? 

traditional, command, mixed, market 

300

What are the functions of business?

Production, Finance, marketing, management 

300

Blank is a type of business ownership that has

Legal agreement between two or more people to be responsible for a business

Least common form of business ownership

Can have two forms

Partnership 

300

BLANK 

  • Provide goods and services to businesses and individuals

  • Operate on donations and volunteers rather than income/profit

Non-profit Organizations 

300
  • Blank is fixed payment for work and is expressed as an annual figure

  • Blank is income paid as a percentage of sales made by a salesperson

Salary and commission 

400

When demand is greater than supply?

When demand is less than supply?

a Shortage develops and a surplus develops 

400

What are three economic benefits generated by businesses in an economy?

employment, standard of living, and taxes.

400

Less taxes and government regulation, Entitled to all profits of the business, Harder to raise money to expand the business, Higher start-up cost are advantages and disadvantage of being a 

Sole Proprietorship

400

Who changes raw or processed goods into finished goods?

Manufactures 

400

Most basic HRM functions are?

Job Analysis

Job Description 

Compensation 

500

BLANK 

  • is the willingness and ability to start a new business

Entrepreneurship

500

What is the profit for this business?

If you are making brownies to sell at a school fundraiser and the ingredients cost you $22, you bake 30 brownies, and you sell each brownie for $1.25, will you make a profit? How much?

Profit= $15.50 

500

The right or license to sell a company’s products or services at a designated location is called what?

Franchise 

500

Blank is referred to as the middleman who moves finished goods from one business to another

Intermediaries

500

Work place trainings include the following?

Orientation

Job-specific training

Professional Development 

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