Economics
Marketing
Finance
Business Model & Plan
Types of Businesses
100

Describe goods and services.

Goods are a physical product whereas services are when something is done for you.

100

The pricing strategy that includes a variety of goods or services for one price.

Bundling pricing

100

The type of financing in which the owner uses their own savings to fund their business

Bootstrapping

100

The name for the group of people most likely to buy your product

Target market

100

A business that does something for the customer

A service business

200

What is the law of demand?

When price increases, you buy less.

When price decreases, you buy more. 

200
The term for a business selling to another business.

B2B

200

The quantity of output produced associated with zero profit (revenues = costs).

Breakeven point

200

The document that provides very detailed information about the proposed business that includes information about marketing, target market, products, pricing strategy, organizational structure, etc.

Business plan

200

A business owned by a single owner with unlimited liability

Sole proprietorship

300

Describe wants and needs.

Wants are something that improves your quality of life but isn't needed for survival.

Needs are required for survival. 

300

The term for a business selling to a consumer.

B2C

300

Funding by using a platform to get contributions from the public.

Crowdfunding

300

A clear statement of why the business exists and its purpose

Mission statement

300

A business owned by two or more people with unlimited liability

Partnership

400

What is scarcity?

Limited supply of something.

400

The pricing strategy to enter a market and attempt to steal customers from competition.

Penetration pricing

400

The financial statement that has assets, liabilities, and equity

Balance sheet

400

A statement that describes where owners want the business to be in the future; the business's long term purpose

Vision statement

400

A type of ownership with many owners, limited liability and avoids double taxation

S corporation

500

What is a market economy?

When consumers and producers decide what is produced, how it is produced and who gets the goods and services. 

500

The pricing strategy in which price is based on the benefits provided to the consumer.

Value based pricing

500

The financial statement that shows revenues, expense, gross profit and net income.

Income statement

500

A one page description of the businesses purpose, target market, competition, etc. 

Business model canvas

500

A type of ownership that can be one or more people and has limited liability

Limited liability corporation or LLC