Functions, Roles and Skills
Economics
Laws of Economy
Management Functions
Longchamp Specials
100

The process of determining an organization’s desired future position and the best means of getting there.

What is Planning?

100

The driving force of economics.

What are needs and wants?

100

The quantity of goods that producers (businesses) are willing to SELL at a particular price

What is Supply?

100

The worldwide movement toward economic, financial, trade, and communications integration

What is globalization?

100

The student most likely to rob a Shake Shack.

Who is Joshua?

200

The process of monitoring and correcting the actions of the organization and its members to keep them directed toward their goals.

What is Controlling?

200

Things you would like to have.

What are wants?

200

The quantity of goods that consumers are willing to BUY at a particular price

What is Demand?

200
Items produced in the country they are produced.

What are domestic goods?

200

The student least likely to play professional basketball.

Who is Marwan?

300

How well you deal with people.

What is Interpersonal roles?

300

Things necessary for basic living.

What are needs?

300

The point at which supply meets demand

What is Equilibrium?

300

Products made by firms in other countries

What are foreign goods?

300

The pettiest person in the classroom.

Who is Mr. Longchamp?

400

Entrepreneur, Disturbance Handler, Resource Allocator and Negotiator

What is Decision making roles?

400

Most people have to make decisions because they have unlimited wants, but these are limited.

What are resources?

400

When demand is greater than supply

What is shortage?

400

Buying goods or services made in a foreign country

What is importing?

400

The student most likely to fall out of bed.

Who is Alex Thompson?

500

These are skills necessary to accomplish specific tasks within the organization. They are often associated with the operations of an organization.

What is Technical Skills?

500

Amount of an individual’s income that is left after deducting taxes

What is Disposable Income?

500

When supply is greater than demand

What is surplus?

500

When a company sells its goods and services to a foreign country

What is exporting?

500

The student most likely to wait to long to sell their stocks and lose $2,000 in one afternoon.

Who is Elijah (Shively)?

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