Exam 2: Developing the Business Idea

Business opportunities,because they exist in real time,have a relatively narrow window of opportunity to become a successful business venture.However being the first to market does not guarantee success.

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Question 21

Revenues minus the cost of goods sold is called

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Question 22

Mark Twain said:"Like I tell anybody,if you fail to plan,you're planning to fail."

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Question 23

Free cash flow to equity is the cash flow from producing and selling a product or providing a service.

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Question 24

Firms that allow owners to pursue specific lifestyles while being paid for doing what they like to do are referred to as:

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Question 25

The return on assets (ROA)model measures:

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Question 26

Determine the dollar amount of revenues for a venture with the following financial information: net profit = $60,000; assets turnover = 1.5 times; and return on assets 30%.

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Question 27

Developing new and delivering high-quality products or services that command higher prices and margins best describes strong

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Question 28

An average score on using the VOS Indicator_?^TMwould fall in the range:

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Question 29

The VOS Indicator is useful in assessing the commercial potential of a venture,but should not be used as the sole tool to determine a venture's fate.

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Question 30

A SWOT analysis focuses on which of the following components or areas?

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Question 31

The evaluation of "entry barriers" occurs under which one of the following parts of the VOS indicator?

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Question 32

The non-financial option available to managers as the venture progresses through its lifecycle is known as real options.

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Question 33

Direct costs of producing a product or providing a service is called

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Question 34

A venture opportunity-screening guide,called the VOS Indicator,is used to determine potential attractiveness of venture opportunities as business opportunities.

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Question 35

Entrepreneurial ventures emphasize survival and providing an acceptable living for their owners with growth being a secondary goal.

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Question 36

Asset intensity is the net after-tax profit divided by total assets.

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Question 37

In a typical business plan,the section covering the management team does not need to disclose the expertise and experience of the management.

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Question 38

A sound business model includes a plan to:

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Question 39

When moving from entrepreneurial opportunities to new businesses,products,or services,which one of the following is not considered a component?

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Business opportunities,because they exist in real time,have a relatively narrow window of opportunity to become a successful business venture.However being the first to market does not guarantee success.

Revenues minus the cost of goods sold is called

Mark Twain said:"Like I tell anybody,if you fail to plan,you're planning to fail."

Free cash flow to equity is the cash flow from producing and selling a product or providing a service.

Firms that allow owners to pursue specific lifestyles while being paid for doing what they like to do are referred to as:

The return on assets (ROA)model measures:

Determine the dollar amount of revenues for a venture with the following financial information: net profit = $60,000; assets turnover = 1.5 times; and return on assets 30%.

Developing new and delivering high-quality products or services that command higher prices and margins best describes strong

An average score on using the VOS Indicator_?^TMwould fall in the range:

The VOS Indicator is useful in assessing the commercial potential of a venture,but should not be used as the sole tool to determine a venture's fate.

A SWOT analysis focuses on which of the following components or areas?

The evaluation of "entry barriers" occurs under which one of the following parts of the VOS indicator?

The non-financial option available to managers as the venture progresses through its lifecycle is known as real options.

Direct costs of producing a product or providing a service is called

A venture opportunity-screening guide,called the VOS Indicator,is used to determine potential attractiveness of venture opportunities as business opportunities.

Entrepreneurial ventures emphasize survival and providing an acceptable living for their owners with growth being a secondary goal.

Asset intensity is the net after-tax profit divided by total assets.

In a typical business plan,the section covering the management team does not need to disclose the expertise and experience of the management.

A sound business model includes a plan to:

When moving from entrepreneurial opportunities to new businesses,products,or services,which one of the following is not considered a component?

Introduction to Finance for Entrepreneurs

Organizing and Financing a New Venture

Preparing and Using Financial Statements

Evaluating Operating and Financial Performance

Managing Cash Flow

Types and Costs of Financial Capital

Securities Law Considerations When Obtaining Venture Financing

Projecting Financial Statements

Valuing Early-Stage Ventures

Venture Capital Valuation Methods

Professional Venture Capital

Other Financing Alternatives

Security Structures and Determining Enterprise Values

Harvesting the Business Venture Investment

Financially Troubled Ventures: Turnaround Opportunities

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Exam 2: Developing the Business Idea

Business opportunities,because they exist in real time,have a relatively narrow window of opportunity to become a successful business venture.However being the first to market does not guarantee success.

Revenues minus the cost of goods sold is called

Mark Twain said:"Like I tell anybody,if you fail to plan,you're planning to fail."

Free cash flow to equity is the cash flow from producing and selling a product or providing a service.

Firms that allow owners to pursue specific lifestyles while being paid for doing what they like to do are referred to as:

The return on assets (ROA)model measures:

Determine the dollar amount of revenues for a venture with the following financial information: net profit = $60,000; assets turnover = 1.5 times; and return on assets 30%.

Developing new and delivering high-quality products or services that command higher prices and margins best describes strong

An average score on using the VOS Indicator?TM would fall in the range:

The VOS Indicator is useful in assessing the commercial potential of a venture,but should not be used as the sole tool to determine a venture's fate.

A SWOT analysis focuses on which of the following components or areas?

The evaluation of "entry barriers" occurs under which one of the following parts of the VOS indicator?

The non-financial option available to managers as the venture progresses through its lifecycle is known as real options.

Direct costs of producing a product or providing a service is called

A venture opportunity-screening guide,called the VOS Indicator,is used to determine potential attractiveness of venture opportunities as business opportunities.

Entrepreneurial ventures emphasize survival and providing an acceptable living for their owners with growth being a secondary goal.

Asset intensity is the net after-tax profit divided by total assets.

In a typical business plan,the section covering the management team does not need to disclose the expertise and experience of the management.

A sound business model includes a plan to:

When moving from entrepreneurial opportunities to new businesses,products,or services,which one of the following is not considered a component?

Introduction to Finance for Entrepreneurs

Organizing and Financing a New Venture

Preparing and Using Financial Statements

Evaluating Operating and Financial Performance

Managing Cash Flow

Types and Costs of Financial Capital

Securities Law Considerations When Obtaining Venture Financing

Projecting Financial Statements

Valuing Early-Stage Ventures

Venture Capital Valuation Methods

Professional Venture Capital

Other Financing Alternatives

Security Structures and Determining Enterprise Values

Harvesting the Business Venture Investment

Financially Troubled Ventures: Turnaround Opportunities

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An average score on using the VOS Indicator_?^TMwould fall in the range: