Business Organizations
Market Structures
Mergers
Productivity
Random!
100

This business organization is owned by one individual with 100% liability. They make all the decisions for the business, produce the good/service, and pay individual income taxes. 

What is a Sole Proprietorship?

100

True or False: Competition keeps prices low.

What is true?

100

Apple buying Samsung would be an example of ____________.

What is a Horizontal Merger?

100

Every person in the group/manufacturing line does one small, repeatable task.

What is Division of Labor?

100

The money that stockholders receive from a company.

What is a Dividend?

200

A business organization that has no personal liability to the owners.

What is a corporation?

200

One company has sole control over the market.

What is a Monopoly?

200

A joining of two or more firms involved in different stages of production.

What is a Vertical Merger?

200

Acquired through education/training.

What is human capital?

200

Nonprofit organizations benefit ________.

What is Society?
300

A corporation that owns the means of production (ex. factories) in one or more countries.

What is a Multinational Corporation? 

300

A market structure in which companies face extensive competition and have no control over their prices.

What is Perfect Competition?

300

Netflix buying McDonald's is an example of a __________ merger.

What is a Conglomerate?

300

Tools/Machinery that a company buys.

What is Capital Goods/Physical Capital?

300

This is used by unions to secure better pay and benefits for their workers. 

What is Collective Bargaining?
400

A market structure in which many producers provide differentiated goods and have some control over price.

What is Monopolistic Competition?

400

If Chipotle buys an avocado farm.

What are Vertical Mergers?

400

An organized group of workers formed to protect and further their rights and interests.

What is a Labor Union?

400

The person responsible for creating businesses.

What is entrepreneurship? 

500

A monopoly that exists on purpose due to high start-up costs. The cost of their good/services is regulated by the government.

What is a Natural Monopoly?
500

A market structure that has few competitors but similar products. 

What is Oligopoly?

500

If Nike bought Cinnabon.

What is a Conglomerate Mergers?

500

Regulating monopolies promote ___________.

What is Competition?

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