Team Work
Marketing and Design
Operations and MFG
Accounting and Resources
Personal Finance
100

a group of people with complementary skills who work together to achieve a specific goal

Team

100

the activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings

Marketing 

100

job that consists of all the activities involved in transforming a product idea into a finished product

operations management or, (OM)

100

statement showing revenues, or sales, and expenses

Income Statement 

100

pulls money out of your checking account whenever you use the card to buy something or get cash from an ATM

Debit card 

200

the tendency to conform to group pressure in making decisions

Groupthink 

200

a specific group of consumers who are particularly interested in your product, who would have access to it, and who have the means to buy it

Target Market 

200

a production style which produces low-volume, high-variety goods according to customer specifications.

make-to-order strategy

200

How to tell if a business is gaining or losing money by being in business

Breakeven Analysis 

200

the application of financial principles to the monetary decisions that you make

Personal Finance 

300

This type of role includes just about every activity that improves team “chemistry,”

relationship-building role or, "team building" 

300

 divides the market into groups based on such variables as age, marital status, gender, ethnic background, income, occupation, and education

Demographics or Demographic Segmentation 

300

Practice of producing high volumes of identical goods at a cost low enough to price them for large numbers of customers

Mass Production 

300

What are the two major fields of accounting?

Management accountants and Financial accountants

300

the ongoing process of managing your personal finances in order to meet goals that you’ve set for yourself or your family.

Financial Planning 

400

Name three things that makes a group cohesive 

Size, Similarity, Success, Exclusiveness, and Competition. 

400

dividing a market according to such variables as climate, region, and population density

Geographic segmentation

400
Who implemented the first successful assembly line?

Henry Ford

400

what does a balance sheet entail? 

Your assets, your liabilities, your owner’s equity

400

Three main ways to finance college? 

Scholarships, Grants, Loans 

500

Three things team members need to succeed 

Technical skills, problem solving/decision making, Interpersonal skills

500

What are the four P's of Marketing? 

Product, Price, Place, Promotion 

500

All the steps that a company takes to ensure that its goods or services are of sufficiently high quality to meet customers’ needs

Total quality management or, (TQM)

500

Assets=Liabilities+ ?

Owners Equity 

500

Principle whereby a dollar received in the present is worth more than a dollar received in the future.

Time Value of Money 

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