Start-Up Essentials
A start-up company is one that ____.
What is "is newly created"?
Which of the following is not one of the four main functions of a business?
Production, Finance, Marketing, & Promotion
What is "promotion"?
A set of guidelines providing social or moral principles for a business is called a ____.
What is a "code of ethics"?
The four basic market structures include oligopoly, monopoly, monopolistic competition, and ____.
What is "perfect competition"?
This part of a business plan outlines responses to changes in the situation.
What is a "contingency plan"?
The road map or course of action to be taken for a start-up business is called a ____
What is a "business plan"?
The set of skills also known as "people skills" is ____.
What are "soft skills"?
Using copyrighted information without permission or credit is ____.
What is "plagiarism"?
This type of economy is controlled by the government, determining production, amounts, and prices.
What is a "command economy"?
The analysis to determine if a new idea is worth pursuing is called a ____.
What is a "feasibility study"?
Finding a need for a good or service to base a start-up on is part of the ____.
What is the "discovery process"?
Individuals' medical records are protected by this federal rule.
What is the "HIPAA Privacy Rule"?
The standard of behavior when communicating with technology is ____.
What is "digital citizenship"?
This factor is not considered a factor of production in business.
What are "consumer resources"?
Insufficient start-up capital is a common reason for ____.
What is "business failure"?
The term for natural ability or skill is ____.
What is "aptitude"?
The agency providing environmental information to companies is the ____.
What is the "EPA" (Environmental Protection Agency)?
Promoting others’ welfare through donations or volunteering is known as ____.
What is "philanthropy"?
The initial step in the decision-making process for selecting a career is ____.
What is "writing down career opportunities that fit your interests"?
To understand your strengths and weaknesses, you can complete a(n) ____.
What is a "self-assessment"?
The belief that a company has an obligation to society beyond making a profit is known as ____.
What is "corporate social responsibility"?
The term trade secrets refers to a company’s ____.
What is "proprietary information"?
Rules of behavior based on ideas about right and wrong are ____.
What are "ethics"?
A form that employees sign to prevent sharing of company information is a ____.
What is a "confidentiality agreement"?
An entrepreneur is defined as someone who ____.
What is "starts a new business"?