Entrepreneurship Basics
Entrepreneurship and the Economy
Supply and Demand
Types of Businesses
Types of Business Ownership
100

What is an employee?

A person who works for a business owned by someone else.

100

What is an economic system?

A method used by a society to allocate goods and services among its people and cope with scarcity.

100

What is demand?

The amount consumers are willing and able to buy.

100

What type of business makes products?

A manufacturing business.

100

What type of business is owned by one person?

A sole proprietorship.

200

What is an entrepreneur?

A person who creates and runs their own business.

200

What is scarcity?

When there are not enough goods and services to meet demand.

200

What is supply?

The amount producers are willing and able to sell.

200

What type of business sells goods directly to customers?

A retail business.

200

What type of business is owned by two or more people who agree to operate it together?

A partnership.

300

State one advantage of owning your own business.

Being your own boss or having the opportunity to earn profits.

300

 Name the three types of economic systems.

Command economy, market economy, and mixed economy.

300

If demand increases while supply stays the same, what usually happens to price?

Price increases.

300

What type of business buys goods in large quantities and sells them to retailers?

A wholesale business.

300

A business owned by two or more people who share management and profits.

A corporation.

400

State one disadvantage of becoming an entrepreneur.

Possible answers: risk of business failure, financial insecurity, long hours and hard work, or unexpected problems.

400

 Which economic system blends elements of the command economy and the market economy?

A mixed economy.

400

If more sellers begin selling the same product and demand stays the same, what usually happens to price?

Price decreases.

400

A mechanic repairs cars for customers. What type of business does the mechanic operate?

A service business.

400

What is the difference between limited liability and unlimited liability?

Limited liability generally limits an owner's financial responsibility, while unlimited liability can make an owner personally responsible for all business debts.

500

What is the difference between a characteristic and a skill?

A characteristic is a quality or trait that describes a person. A skill is an ability learned through training and practice.

500

 In which economic system does the government control the production, allocation, and prices of goods and services?

A command economy.

500

A popular phone sells out because many people want it, but only a few are available. Explain what happens to its price and why.

Its price may increase because demand is high compared with supply.

500

Put these roles in the correct order: retailer, consumer, manufacturer, wholesaler.

Manufacturing, wholesaling, and retailing, consumer

500

A group of farmers jointly owns a business that helps them sell their produce and benefits all members. What type of business ownership is this?

A cooperative.