Key Terms
Business Types
Protections
Ethics & Motivation
Inventions, Innovations, & Benefits
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________ is acting on ideas to fill needs or wants in a community through a business

Entrepreneurship


100

Karen's Depanneur Video Reg'd is an example of which business type?

A retail business. Products sold "directly to consumer". B2C

100

True/False - Adding your name to the product stops others from copying it.

Example: "Sage's Scented Keychains"

False. You have to legally protect it.

100

True/False - Behaviour such as lying, stealing, cheating, or misleading customers counts as unethical business behaviour.

True
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What is... an improvement to an existing idea, product, or service?

An innovation

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A new business idea that someone has started or plans to start.

A venture

200

BoreA Canada, based in Chapais, produce, distill and transform materials from the boreal forest into essential oils, floral waters, and other organic medicines. 

What type of business is it?

A manufacturing business. They "transform" or make products on site. B2B and B2C

200

True/False - Selling your product before your competitor will make you first to market, but does not protect you from copycats.

True. Only legal protections can stop others from copying your design(s) and strategies.

200

What is... a person or thing outside yourself that motivates you?

An extrinsic motivator / Extrinsic motivation

200

What is... an original model of an invention used to test, improve, or develop it?

A prototype

300

Reaching an agreement through discussion and bargaining.

Negotiation

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Chantiers Chibougamau, a wood processing business.

What type of business is it?


A resource-development business. They develop wood into various products. B2B

300

What is... a legal protection for a word, symbol, or design associated with a product or business?

A trademark

300

True/False - Behaviour that follows principles of right and wrong, such as honesty, fairness, and respect for others counts as ethical business behaviour.

True

300

What is the difference between an invention and an innovation?

An invention introduces a new idea, technology, product, or service. An innovation improves something that already exists.

400

Money a business earns after paying all its costs (expenses).

Profit

400

The new Waswanipi hotel is an example of what type of business?

A service business. They maintain rooms and amenities to use for a fee. B2C

400

What is... a legal right that prevents others from copying a protected invention without permission for a set period of time?

A patent

400

What is... a feeling or characteristic that motivates someone from within?

An intrinsic motivator / Intrinsic motivation

400

Name two (2) benefits of entrepreneurship...

(answers vary)

  • Being your own boss.

  • Choosing the type of work you do.

  • Having more control over your schedule.

  • Potentially increasing your income.

  • Creating jobs.

  • Feeling pride in your achievements.

  • Helping your community.

500

A person who buys from businesses.

A consumer

500

Faire.com is a website that offers products in bulk to consumers. What type of business is it?

A wholesale business. They store products "in bulk". B2B

500

What is the difference between a patent and a trademark?

A patent protects an invention, while a trademark protects a business identifier, such as its name or logo.

500

True/False - Ethical behaviour can damage relationships and lead to legal consequences.

False, unethical behaviour can.

500

Name two (2) risks of entrepreneurship...

(answers vary)

  • The business may fail.

  • Income may be low or nonexistent.

  • Bills and employee wages must still be paid.

  • Competitors may take customers.

  • Competitors may steal ideas.

  • Poor decisions may harm employees or customers.

  • You might work irregular hours at the start.

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