Miscellaneous
Finances/Funding
Types of Ownership
Marketing
Economics
100

Businesses or a group of people risking resource or money to get either a positive result or negative result.

Entrepreneurship

100

An investor like a friend or family member that gives you money to run your business

Angel Investor
100

Being able to work with others cooperatively and respectfully , mainly being in duos.

Partnership

100

Duties given from someone, EX. Jobs , lawyer , doctor.

Service

100

Products are created by these people

Manufacturers

200

A person, and or someone who risks something for a change. Ex. Buying stocks , begging a business.

Entrepreneur

200

A finical gain by selling money.

profit

200

A business made by one person. This is the easiest form of ownership to begin

Sole Proprietorship

200

The 4 P's of Marketing

Price, Place, Promotion and Product

200

Someone who resells an item, and can make a profit.

Retailers

300

Someone who solves problems within a company

Intrapreneur
300

Which Financial Statement shows the "Bottom Line"

Income Statement

300

A hybrid company that can be easier to run because it combines elements of ownership of small business and also helps in certain aspects of liability

LLC

300

The 4 Market Segments

Demographics, Psychographics, Geographics and Behavioral

300
People that can be negotiated with and lower the prices, and they retail products.

Wholesalers

400

Valuables belonging to a business , such as cars , computers , etc.

Assets

400

What is it called when you sell part of your company as a round of financing

Equity Financing
400

A business run by a board.

corporation

400

When a company has a physical store you can shop at this location is referred to as a 

Brick-and-Mortar Location

400

Supply and Demand is largely determined by 

Scarcity

500

A condensed business plan

Lean Canvas Model
500

Which Financial Statement shows Assets, Liabilities and Equity

Balance Sheet

500

You might start an S-Corp to avoid..

Double Taxation

500

What is the process of getting a product from creation to the end consumer.

Distribution or Channel(s) of Distribution
500
The most valuable alternative forfeited when a decision is made

Opportunity Cost