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Entrepreneurship. Test Review 2012. 1. Buildings, equipment, tools, and other goods needed to produce a product, or the money used to purchase these items. 1. Capital. 2. What does ROI stand for?. 2. Return On Investment. 1.

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  1. Entrepreneurship Test Review 2012

  2. 1 • Buildings, equipment, tools, and other goods needed to produce a product, or the money used to purchase these items.

  3. 1 • Capital

  4. 2 • What does ROI stand for?

  5. 2 • Return On Investment

  6. 1 • A market that only has one producer, and has no competition. A company that has a monopoly is able to charge higher prices because consumers have nowhere else to go.

  7. 1 • Monopoly

  8. 1 • Buying goods from other countries to sell in your own country

  9. 1 • Importing

  10. 2 • The process used to test a business concept.

  11. 2 • Feasibility Analysis

  12. 1 • The money leftover after all the expenses of a business have been deducted from the income.

  13. 1 • Profit

  14. 2 • Point at which supply equals demand, neither leaving a surplus or a shortage.

  15. 2 • Equilibrium

  16. 1 • When demand is higher than supply. It allows businesses to increase prices.

  17. 1 • Scarcity

  18. 2 • The quantity of goods or services that consumers are willing and able to buy

  19. 2 • Demand

  20. 1 • Legal agreement to market a company’s products or services in a particular area.

  21. 1 • Franchise

  22. 1 • The process of getting into and operating one’s own business.

  23. 1 • Entrepreneurship

  24. 2 • Making goods in your own country and sending them to other countries

  25. 2 • Exporting

  26. 1 • When several businesses strive for the same customer or market.

  27. 1 • Competition

  28. 2 • Watchdog for consumers over products that may be hazardous.

  29. 2 • Consumer Product Safety Commission

  30. 1 • Protects the rights of employees age, race, color or national origin, religion, gender or physical challenge.

  31. 1 • Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

  32. 1 • Minimum wage and maximum working hours are identified. Children under 16 cannot work full-time except if employed by parents.

  33. 1 • Fair Labors Standard Act

  34. 2 • Ensures safe and healthy working conditions for employees.

  35. 2 • Occupational Safety & Health Act

  36. 2 • Requires manufacturers truthfully label products, showing all raw materials used in the production process.

  37. 2 • Fair Packaging and Labeling Act

  38. 1 • The specific market segment where all of a business’s activities are directed.

  39. 1 • Target Market

  40. 2 • Statistical data that describes a given market by criteria such as age, gender, and income.

  41. 2 • Demographics

  42. 1 • Statistical data that describes a given market by criteria such as personality, opinions, and lifestyle.

  43. 1 • Psychographics

  44. 2 • Study of the market based on where customers live by region, state, city, and/or area.

  45. 2 • Geographics

  46. 1 • Customers will purchase products or services from companies they know or have experience with. Customers have knowledge of and personal experiences with the actual goods or services.

  47. 1 • Buying Characteristics

  48. 2 • Expresses specific goals for the company.

  49. 2 • Mission Statement

  50. 2 • This Association helps assist Americans in starting a business.