The Economy
Entrepreneurship
Types of Business
International Trade
Business Basics
100

What are the three questions each country must answer make decisions about using its resources?

What? How? Who?

100

The activity of setting up a business or businesses, taking a financial risk in the hope of profit.

What is entrepreneurship?

100

One person owns the type of business.

What is a sole proprietorship?

100

A tax on imports.

What is a tariff?

100

Define resource.

Items that people can use to make or obtain what they need or want. Examples include money, fuel, labor.

200

Explain the unemployment rate and what is means.

Measures the number of people who are able and willing to work but cannot find work during a given period.
200

Taking a company and its employees in a direction based upon a vision.

What is leadership?

200
Two or more people can own the type of business.

What is a partnership?

200

Limit on the quantity of a product than can be imported.

What is a quota?

200

Difference between a want and a need.

A need is a product/service that you must have to survive. A want is something that you do NOT need to survive but would like to have.
300

What is the rate of inflation?

General increase in the price of goods/services.

300

Give 3 qualities of a great leader.

Motivation, communication, confidence, and integrity

300

A company or group of people authorized to act as a single entity.

What is a corporation?

300

Exchange of goods/services between nations.

What is international trade?

300
Explain how businesses use competition to create a profit. Can include an example.

Competition keeps the business wanting to win and be better than the other. Pricing products to be better than your competition allows for profit.

400

What are the four types of economic shifts the US has experience?

Service, agricultural, industry, and informational (technology)

400

The type of leadership where one person runs everything and makes the decisions.

What is autocratic leadership?


400
Type of business in which a service is provided and no profit is received. 

What is a nonprofit?

400

Difference between import and export.

Import is goods/services going into the country from another country. Export is goods/services going out of the country to another country.

400

The gathering and analyzing information about the wants, needs, and preferences of consumers in a certain market.

What is market research?

500

What is the national debt right now?

35.7 trillion
500

Style in which managers work with the employees to make the decisions.

What is democratic leadership?

500

A type of business that an authorization is granted by a company to an individual or group enabling them to carry out commercial activities.

What is a franchise?

500

Difference between a country's exports and imports over a period of time.

What is balance of trade?

500

List 3 activities businesses undertake when developing products and services.

identify opportunities, evaluate demand, start up money, manage production, market goods and services, and satisfy government
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