Types Of Business Ownership
Competitive Market
Types of Businesses
Business Ethics/ Ethical Dilemmas
Business Terms
100

One person has unlimited liability but keeps all the money

What is Sole Proprietorship

100

When a bunch of small sized businesses all make the same product, making it so nobody has market power

What is Perfect Competition

100

Grocery Stores, Department Stores and Convenience stores are an example of 

What is Retail business

100

A factory, usually with terrible working conditions and low paying wages is called?

What is Sweat shop

100

A tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports

What is Tariff

200

When 2 or more own a business with split liability and profits, like a law firm

What is Partnership

200

When a bunch of small sized businesses all make a similar product, making it so market power is there but still a small market share

What is Monopolistic Competition

200

Oil Change, Landscaping and Photography are examples of

What is Service Business

200

When a company conducts business that maintains being in line with society standards

what is CSR (Corporation Social Responsibility)

200

When having one good creates the demand / need for another different good

What is Complementary good

300

A business that is not sold out in shares to the public but rather owned but up to 50 people

What is Private Corporation

300

When one business has full market control over others

What is Monopoly

300

Via Rail, Canada Post and Bank of Canada are examples of

What is Crown Corporation

300

A person within a company who releases information that is deemed unethical or illegal 

What is Whistleblower 

300

When a group of individuals who run a corporation/co-operative & make decisions on behalf of shareholders

What is Board of Directors

400

A business that is owned and operated by a group of people with a common interest who use it products, supplies or services.

What is Cooperative

400

When a few businesses control most of the market leaving little room for others

What is Oligopoly

400

American Red Cross, National Geographic and PBS are examples of 

What is Not for Profit Business

400

Related to ICT, when media like music and television are downloaded for free. Also known as piracy

What is Unauthorized Downloading

400

A dynamic pricing method where prices are temporarily increased as a reaction to increased demand and mostly limited supply

What is Surge Pricing

500

When a Party of people allow a different Party of people to use the same branding and Trademark

What is Franchise

500

Airlines, Phone Market and Entertainment are an example of what competitive market type

 What is Oligopoly

500

Deloitte, EY, KPMG, PwC Are examples of 

What is Consulting Business

500

When a company makes false signatures, legal documents or digital records with intent to gain financial advantage.

What is Forgery

500

When a good catches the world by storm but then dies down just as quick

What is Fad

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