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an organization that is formed to make money, or profits, by selling goods or services.

For Profit Organizatoin

100

refers to society’s general well-being as measured by standard of living, health care, educational opportunities, freedom, happiness, and environmental health.

Quality of Life

100

the possibility that the owner or owners of a business may invest time and money into the enterprise and fail.

Risk

100

using the internet to facilitate every aspect of a running business.

E Business

100

is a person with an interest or concern in something, especially a business.

Stakeholder

200

the part of the economy that isn’t controlled by the government.

Private Sector

200

4 Ways How Do Businesses Support Community Interests?

Donations, Taxes, Paychecks, and Producing Goods and Services. 

200
  • The goal of entrepreneurship is to _______ , ________, or ________ a segment of a market that is undeserved.

Capture

Meet

Improve

200
  •  refers to factors that allow a company to produce goods or services better or more cheaply than its rivals. 

Competitive Advantage

200

are the people or companies that pay to use an organization's goods or services.

Customers

300

total amount of money that the selling of goods or services produced during a defined period of time.

Revenue

300

The government uses these taxes to fund public programs such as:

Police, Schools

300
  • the personnel of a business or organization, especially when regarded as a significant asset.

Human Resources

300

refers to the movement of the world economy to a more interdependent system.

Globalization

300

 firms with high turnover and low productivity; drive employees away.

Toxic Organization

400

Formula to calculate profit

Revenue-Expenses= Profit

400

What is a benefit a job provides:

Health Insurance, Retirement Plan, Salaries

400

Wealth in the form of other assets owned by a person or organization or available or contributed for a particular purpose such as starting a company or investing.

Capital

400

Give me an example of an economic force

Taxation, Corruption, Contract Enforcement
400

are a key stakeholder as they prove labor, create the culture, and provide the service that ultimately makes a business succeed or fail.

Employees

500

Year 1 Revenue-250,000

Year 2 Revenue- 300,000

Year 1 Expenses- 225,000

Year 2 Expenses- 305,000

Year 1 = 25,000

Year 2 = -5,000

Total 20,000 Profit

500

PetSmart withholds taxes from their employees paychecks and pays all the required local, state and federal taxes

Paying taxes to support government spending

500

Name the 5 Factors of Production

Natural Resources

Human Resources

Capital 

Knowledge

Entrepreneurship 

500

4 Forces Affect the Business Environment?

Competitive

Global

Technological

Economic

500

What is the correct way products are made?

Supplier, Manufacturer, Distributor, Retailer

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