Types of Businesses
Types of Customers
Types of Ownership
MISC
Vocabulary
100

What is the purpose of a For-Profit Business? 

To be productive and generate revenue for its owners.

100

Which of the following best describes the Business-to-Consumer (B2C) market?  

A) A market where businesses sell products to other businesses  

B) A market where consumers buy products for personal use   

B) A market where consumers buy products for personal use

100

What is a key advantage of a sole proprietorship?  

The owner keeps all profits  

100

What are the 3 categories in the private sector?

1. producer

2. Intermediaries 

3. Service Business

100

The process of how products get from producers to consumers.

Channels of Distribution

200

What is the Purpose of a Not For Profit Business and what are some examples? 

Purpose: To serve a public purpose and support a public cause.

- Examples: Charities, educational institutions, and community organizations.

200

What is the primary focus of advertising in the consumer market?  

To attract individual Customers

200

 In a partnership, what is the role of a "silent" partner?

They invest financially but do not participate in management.  

200

What is one of the three channels of distribution? BONUS POINTS IF YOU LIST ALL 3

Producer to Customer

Producer to Retailer to Customer

Producer to wholesaler to retailer to customer

200

 All for-profit businesses that are not owned or operated by the government.

Private Sector

300

What distinguishes private sector businesses from public sector businesses?  

Public sector businesses operate in the same way as non-profit organizations.  

300

In a Business-to-Business (B2B) market, customers typically purchase products for which of the following reasons?  

For resale or operational use in their own business  

300

What is a disadvantage commonly associated with partnerships?

Unlimited liability for all partners  

300

 Which of the following is NOT a basic form of business ownership?  

A) Sole Proprietorship  

B) Partnership  

C) Franchise  

D) Corporation  

C. FRANCHISE

300

Customers who buy products for use in a business

Business to Business (B2B) Market

400

 Consider a local food bank. How does it serve its community differently than a for-profit grocery store?  

It provides food assistance to those in need without charging for services.  

400

How do government and institutions fit into the market economy?

They buy goods and services to help them operate

400

 Which form of ownership allows for the easiest transfer of ownership?

Corporation

400

Why might a business owner prefer a corporation over a sole proprietorship?

 Corporations provide limited liability protection.

400

An organization that operates for a charitable purpose and does not seek to make a profit.

Not-For-Profit Organization

500

What is a local example of a public sector business in Harvard? 

- Brown Bear

- Senior Center

- Public Schools

500

How might the strategies for reaching consumers in the B2C market differ from those in the B2B market?  

B2C strategies focus on personal relationships, while B2B focuses on mass marketing  

500

Which of the following best describes the term "double taxation" as it relates to corporations?  

Corporations are taxed on profits, and shareholders are taxed on dividends.

500

When considering which form of ownership to choose, what is an essential factor for business owners?  

The level of control they desire

500

A business owned and operated by a single individual.

Sole Propritorship 

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