Business & the Community
Business Strategy
Competition
Market Forces
Final Jeopardy
100

This is one basic good that businesses provide to a community.

What are jobs?

100

This is what it means for businesses to be rationally self-interested.

What is they will pursue their own interests and come up with plans and strategies to do so?

100

This is the term for a market with no competition that is dominated by a single, powerful firm.

What is a monopoly?

100

These are the two most common market forces that express how much of a product is for sale and how much consumers want that product.

What are supply and demand?

200

This is the general term for business operations affecting the communities in which they are based, positively and negatively.

What are externalities?

200

This is the difference between cost and price.

What is that cost is what it takes to make a product and price is what it is offered to the buyer for?

200

This is the "ideal" most competitive market.

What is perfect competition?

200

This is how the market price of a good would respond to increased supply.

What is the market price would decrease?

300

These are some incentives a community government might offer to businesses.

What are tax breaks, zoning assistance, and loans?

300

This is the purpose of marketing.

What is to increase demand for a product?

300

These are the two primary factors that determine how competitive a market is.

What are the number of firms and the barrier to entry?

300

This is the term for the equilibrium price of a good, or the price at which supply is equal to demand.

What is market price?

300

In 2024, a federal judge ruled Google's status as the default search engine of many smartphone brands illegally anticompetitive. Several other practices of Google have been ruled illegal as well, and Google has commonly be referred to as a monopoly. This is why the government have an interest in breaking up monopolies and maintaining competitiveness in markets.

What is because iron sharpens iron?

400

This is one example of a business harming a community through unethical or negligent activities.

(Answers vary)

400

** DAILY DOUBLE **

This is the definition of optimization and how it appears in business management.

What is finding the best use of scarce resources and balancing costs with benefits?

400

This is the type of competition experienced in the restaurant industry, which has numerous differentiated firms and a moderate barrier to entry.

What is oligarchic competition?

400

These are two other examples of market forces (besides S&D).

What are advances in technology, processes, government regulation, world events, economic changes, and consumer trends? 

500
These are two benefits and two risks of having large businesses present in a community.

(Answers vary)

500

This is the term for how businesses want the community to see them, including marketing, product image, and so on.

What is brand identity?
500

This is a historic example of a monopoly, why it emerged, and what happened to it.

(Example) What is Standard Oil, 90% control of the US oil industry, and it was broken up by the government?

500

This is the type of industry that will be most affected by advances in technology instead of processes.

What are new industries or those involving high-tech manufacturing?

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