Exam 14: Social Enterprise and Earned Income

What type of gift is a company's financial donation to a nonprofit organization without expectation of a benefit beyond that of social responsibility?

Weisbrod calls the "growth of earned income" as the ______ of the nonprofit sector.

Economist Burton Weisbrod wrote in the Stanford Social Innovation Review that Congress should ______.

In a ______ relationship, a for-profit company pays to have its name placed on a nonprofit's products.

A detailed, comprehensive document that encompasses an organization's strategic, marketing, business, and operational plans is called a ______.

What term describes for-profit companies that engage in cause marketing?

Identify the three principal business activities nonprofit organizations engages in. Provide an example of each.

According to Young, a business venture is worth pursuing if it ______.

The Social Enterprise Alliance defines a social enterprise as a social opportunity.

Explain why nonprofit organizations are becoming more interested in pursuing earned income through partnerships with businesses.

Which part of a business plan provides a succinct overview of the plan's major points?

Identify and explain the risks and benefits of a joint venture for a nonprofit organization.

Compare and contrast the terms "sponsorships" and "advertising."

A nonprofit organization considering selling a product is evaluating the competitive marketplace. This action is an example of exploring the product's ______ environment.

Earned-income strategies may negatively impact the public's perception of a nonprofit organization.

What is a contract that permits a for-profit company to use the nonprofit's logo in return for a royalty called?

The executive director of the Global Good Fund argues that relying on earned income makes an organization ______.

______ supported the renovation of the Statue of Liberty by contributing a penny to the campaign each time a consumer used the company's credit card.

New initiatives undertaken by two entities that involve the creation of a new entity owned by both partners are called ______.

Three principal activities of nonprofit business ventures are services, manufacturing, and distribution.