Political
Economic
Social
Technology
Expansion
100

The 3 traditional forms of ownership

Sole Proprietorship

Partnership

Corporation



100

A technique where the value of the initial investment is greater than dollars available to invest

Leverage

100

A generation defined by:
Quality > Brand
Want authenticity
Access > Ownership
Will change jobs

Millennials 

100

The extent to which a customer is “committed” to a product or service

Lock-In

100

A Foreign entry strategy where a company establishes their own ________ but manufacture in their domestic market and ship abroad

Sales Office

200

Limited partners lose ______ in exchange for limited liability.

Management Power

200

When a broker demands more money be paid to cover potential losses.

Margin Call

200

The largest age demographic (generation) among working adults

Gen X / Forgotten Generation

200

3 of the 5 industries most changed by technology

  1. Music

  2. Travel

  3. Transportation

  4. Publishing

  5. Retail

200

The highest risk Ansoff expansion strategy, including subcategories.

Unrelated Diversification

300

3 ways in which businesses influence the government.

Lobbying
Collaboration / Input

Advertising

300

The 3 financial pillars & their intended users

Banks & Alternate Banks - SME

Specialized Lending / Saving intermediaries - M-L

Investment Dealer - Large & Established

300

The 4 characteristics of demographics

Size

Characteristics

Participation

Future & Trends

300

The 4 phases of the virtuous cycle (Any order)

Availability of complementary goods
Attractiveness to users
Number of users
Attractiveness to producers of complementary goods

300

All 4 Ansoff expansion strategies, including subcategories

Market Penetration

Market Development
Product Development
Diversification - Related and unrelated

400

The 3 elements of political factors

Laws / Regulations

Taxes

Trade agreements or conditions

400

The 4 elements of economic factors

Inflation/deflation

Interest rates

Employment rates

Exchange rates


400

The 4 elements of social factors

Customs

Habits

Values/attitudes

Demographic characteristics


400

The 3 elements of technological factors

Internet 

Information technologies 

Materials & equipment

400

All expansion strategies, listed from least to most expensive

Indirect Export

Sales Agent / Distributor

Licensing / Franchising

Alliance / Joint Venture

Local Sales Office

Foreign Subsidiary 

500

The government body that consults with industry members and regulates the Canadian communications sector

CRTC or Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission 

500

The type of agreement signed to pledge securities as collateral in order to receive margin.

Hypothecation or Margin Account Agreement Form

500

The geographic distribution trend that Canada is currently experiencing.

Shrinking rural communities or Increasing urban concentration

500

The 3 strategies used to change the vicious cycle to a virtuous one. 

compatibility
partnerships
incentives for complementary goods suppliers/build base

500

5 of the 7 factors to consider when comparing countries for possible expansion.

Population
Average Spending
Customer Reachability
Competition
Liability of Foreignness
Distance
Administrative Barriers