Exam 3: Business Idea Generation and Initial Evaluation
Exam 1: The Twenty-First-Century Entrepreneur108 Questions
Exam 2: Individual Leadership and Entrepreneurial Start-Ups88 Questions
Exam 3: Business Idea Generation and Initial Evaluation81 Questions
Exam 4: External Analysis111 Questions
Exam 5: Business Mission and Strategy103 Questions
Exam 6: Analyzing Cash Flow and Other Financial Information93 Questions
Exam 7: Financing and Accounting82 Questions
Exam 8: Business Financial Analysis89 Questions
Exam 9: Legal Issues With a New Business90 Questions
Exam 10: Human Resource Management82 Questions
Exam 11: Marketing75 Questions
Exam 12: Establishing Operations89 Questions
Exam 13: Exit-Harvest-Turnaround93 Questions
Exam 14: Franchising and Purchasing an Existing Business86 Questions
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The ability of a competitor to meet or exceed the quality of your product or service is an example of a threat to ________.
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When a potential business owner has several ideas for a business, he or she needs to identify one on which to perform a due diligence analysis.
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How can patent files help a potential business owner come up with ideas for new businesses?
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The first step in developing a quality business idea is to analyze the market.
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Threats to ________ are threats to the success of a business regarding its opportunity to sell to too many customers and to obtain repeat business.
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As a result of conducting a gap analysis, a potential entrepreneur proved there was a need for the business.This is known as
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Potential entrepreneurs often overlook family experiences as a source of knowledge and skills.
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A gap analysis identifies potential gaps in a market, but it does not provide individuals with the capability to fill those gaps.
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________ is defined as the connection between an entrepreneur's skills, understanding of an industry, and the ability to create a competitive advantage such that the sum of the parts of the new business is greater than the individual parts alone.
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A potential business owner needs to convey his or her business idea to a prospective investor or lender in ________ minutes.
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The ability to attract customers to your business instead of your competitors is an example of a threat to ________.
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In the context of generating new ideas, which of the following is an example of a personal hobby developed into a business venture?
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Potential owners should examine all of these specific areas before choosing a business idea EXCEPT
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The generation of ideas for new businesses often occurs spontaneously and automatically.
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Which of the following experiences can entrepreneurs evaluate when generating business ideas based on their education?
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Threats to operational financing states that there are a number of obstacles to a new venture in obtaining the necessary financing for its growth.
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The process of generating ideas should occur in a(n)________ environment and not in a(n)________ environment.
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What term is used to describe the process of systematically examining the difference between what is expected and what occurs?
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Firms that have low initial capitalization have an opportunity to grow faster.
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High development costs, rapid expansion plans, and high inventory needs are all threats to ________.
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