Deck 1: Entrepreneurs

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Many entrepreneurs value independence because it gives them more flexibility in their personal lives.
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Entrepreneurs may be classified into three types: founders,general managers,and franchisees.
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More recently the over 50 age group has accounted for 30 percent of all new start-ups.
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Persons who leave their homeland and go into business for themselves in a new country have been described as immigrant entrepreneurs.
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Entrepreneurs expect a return that will not only compensate them for the time and money they invest but also reward them well for other risks and initiative they take in operating their own businesses.
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A lifestyle business is defined as a business that fits the employees' lifestyles and provides satisfaction to all employees.
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The term entrepreneur as understood in this textbook excludes salaried managers of larger corporations.
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Entrepreneurial independence translates into an easier life for the business owner.
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There are no hard and fast rules concerning the right age for starting a business.
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An entrepreneurial opportunity is economically attractive,timely,and creates value.
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Small business employs about 7.7 million Canadians in the private sector.
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A social entrepreneur specializes in developing business around social media.
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Entrepreneurship involves costs and drawbacks as well as rewards.
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An entrepreneurial team works for the entrepreneur because they are more comfortable in a corporate setting and would rather not become entrepreneurs.
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Statistics Canada,the Canada Revenue Agency,and the author of your textbook all use the same definition of a small business in Canada.
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Entrepreneurs are extreme risk takers.
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Microbusinesses provide only minimal profits to their owners.
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As of 2011 more than 3 million people were self-employed in Canada.
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An older person may avoid entrepreneurship as they have family,financial,and job commitments that make it appear too risky.
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Entrepreneurs experience the unpleasantness of emotional stress as well as the need to invest much of their own time and labour.
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Most successful entrepreneurs are described as being domineering managers.
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A corporate refugee is a person who tried entrepreneurship,failed,and sought refuge in corporate employment.
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An attractive small firm is specifically any small firm that provides substantial profits to it owner.
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A younger person may avoid entrepreneurship so they can build up a retirement program.
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Only those entrepreneurial firms that grow large can be called lifestyle businesses.
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Artisan entrepreneurs' education is limited to technical training and little business experience.
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Three primary rewards of entrepreneurship are thought to be profit,independence,and a satisfying way of life.
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A characteristic of artisan entrepreneurs is their strong communication skills.
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Over 98 percent of small businesses have fewer than 100 employees.
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Entrepreneurship is marked by diversity.
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Small business is most often financed by many investors which is one reason why they are so successful.
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Most successful entrepreneurs rarely need to work hard or be persistent.Events and people always tend to just fall in place for them.
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The possibility of failure for entrepreneurs is only a distant threat.
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The study by Thornhill and Amit suggests that reasons for failure are different in each phase of the business life.
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Business bankruptcies declined between 2000 and 2010.
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Successful entrepreneurs are creative and self-reliant but seek help to adapt to changes.
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Research shows that the highest percentage of start-ups is in the 25- to 35-year-old age group.
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Bankruptcies in Canada are an indication that the possibility of failure is very real.
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Between 2002 and 2012,small business accounted for 78 percent of all new jobs created.
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An opportunistic entrepreneur is a person who has no managerial or technical skills but rather starts the business relying on sheer luck.
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According to the textbook depiction of an entrepreneur,the definition of an entrepreneur is restricted to founders of business firms.
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Surjit,a marketing specialist,and Candice,an investment expert,create a company to sell financial planning services to the public.Which term best describes Surjit and Candice?

A) corporation
B) partnership
C) joint venture
D) entrepreneurial team
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Which cause for bankruptcy occurs most frequently?

A) lack of competitive advantage
B) uncontrolled costs
C) inadequate research and development
D) poorly developed marketing strategies
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Over the past decade Timothy has started seven companies,quickly made them profitable,and then sold them to other entrepreneurs.Which term best describes Timothy?

A) corporate refugee
B) social entrepreneur
C) immigrant entrepreneur
D) serial entrepreneur
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Rose runs a landscaping company primarily because she loves gardening.Which term best describes Rose's business?

A) high-potential venture
B) microbusiness
C) artisan business
D) lifestyle business
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In what age category does research show the highest percentage of business start-ups?

A) 18 to 24
B) 25 to 30
C) 31 to 49
D) 50 and over
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Jaclyn,inspired by her children's fondness for animals,developed a business bringing animals to children bedridden with diseases or injuries.What type of business person best describes Jaclyn?

A) artisan
B) philanthropist
C) mompreneur
D) opportunistic entrepreneur
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Associates attribute Kayla's business success to her "never give up attitude".Whether it is a problem in operations or selling to a reluctant customer,Kayla continues to work to solve the problem or close the sale.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Kayla?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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What is an opportunistic entrepreneur expected to be?

A) superstitious
B) reluctant to delegate authority
C) unwilling to plan for future growth
D) well educated
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Entrepreneurs can tolerate risk but they need an environment of certainty to be productive and produce profits.
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Regina is an employee but she would like to have more control over her life and directly reap the rewards for her hard work.She would like to start her own business.What would likely have the strongest influence on Regina becoming an entrepreneur?

A) a satisfying lifestyle,independence,profit
B) a satisfying lifestyle,independence,love of country
C) a satisfying lifestyle,financial rewards,preserving the capitalistic system
D) a satisfying lifestyle,independence,love of country
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Kareem is finding it difficult to service his customers properly due to the wide variety tasks required to run his landscaping company.Which challenge is likely most difficult for Kareem?

A) communicating with non-English speaking markets
B) making decisions about how to invest excess cash balances
C) navigating government regulations and paperwork
D) collecting payments from customers
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Theresa enjoys being an entrepreneur mostly because she organizes the business the way she wants.Which reward of entrepreneurship does Theresa cherish most?

A) relationship-building
B) satisfying way of life
C) profits
D) independence
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|Most small businesses have between 150-200 employees.
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Understanding his weakness in presentation skills,Dylan joined a Toastmasters program.He now successfully presents his business and products to buyers and his sales continually increase.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Dylan?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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Entrepreneurs are frequently thought to be individuals who discover market needs and launch new firms to meet those needs.
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A serial entrepreneur focuses on a single business to grow it into a multinational enterprise.
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The four primary routes to entrepreneurship are entering a family business,opening a franchised business,starting a new business,and buying an existing business.
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Juanita had to close her business after three years.The clothing she purchased from overseas manufacturers never caught on in Canada as she thought it would.Which of the following best describes Juanita's situation?

A) overestimated what one can do
B) lacked an understanding of the market
C) hired mediocre people
D) failed to be a team player
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Older firms often fail because they fail to adjust to competitive environments.
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Eleanor continues to work at her career business because of the joy she receives from helping young people find their true calling.What entrepreneurship reward does Eleanor value most?

A) personal fulfillment
B) profit
C) independence
D) risk-taking
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Ken Yip moved to Canada from Trinidad after getting financing for a company start-up with help from a program developed by the Minister of Citizenship.Which term best describes Ken?

A) corporate refugee
B) social entrepreneur
C) immigrant entrepreneur
D) serial entrepreneur
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Skyler is a song-writer who created a business to sell her songs to the recording industry.Which term best describes Skyler?

A) founder
B) general manager
C) franchisee
D) sales person
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Who comprises an entrepreneurial team?

A) individuals who work together in the same firm as entrepreneurs
B) the entrepreneur plus the firm's banker,chartered accountant,and lawyer
C) a firm's managers
D) government officials who provide counselling to aspiring entrepreneurs
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Reggie runs his landscaping company from April to October then closes it so he can travel the world to enjoy his love of skiing.Which entrepreneurial reward does Reggie value most?

A) personal fulfillment
B) profit
C) independence
D) risk-taking
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Michelle continually looks for new products and markets to expand her business.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Michelle?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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Jonathan's business employs 70 people and generates sales of $400,000 selling medical supplies to dentists.What kind of business does Jonathan own?

A) small business
B) micro-business
C) lifestyle business
D) high-potential business
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Christopher has developed a new process to triple the speed of a computer processor.He is getting a lot of offers for financial backing.Which term best describes Christopher's opportunity?

A) opportunistic company
B) attractive small firm
C) high-potential venture
D) microbusiness
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What is an entrepreneur?

A) a salaried manager in a large corporation
B) a financial manager in a small firm
C) an owner-manager who buys out the founder of a firm
D) an innovative manager with a willingness to accept risk
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Vanessa has started a cyber-security business to take advantage of new laws requiring all medical organizations to secure their data.This new industry is forecasted to generate several billion in sales per year.What type of business does Vanessa own?

A) small business
B) micro business
C) lifestyle business
D) high-potential business
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When Tracee started her business she had three goals in mind: serve her customers well,make a profit,and donate a portion of profits to environmental preservation causes.Which term best describes Tracee?

A) corporate refugee
B) social entrepreneur
C) immigrant entrepreneur
D) serial entrepreneur
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Which of the following describes an opportunistic entrepreneur?

A) delegates authority in order to grow
B) has a long-term time orientation
C) avoids risks at all costs
D) is paternalistic
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Christine takes over the nursery business her aging parents started.Which term best describes Christine?

A) franchisee
B) mompreneur
C) mover and shaker
D) second-stage entrepreneur
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Joyce feels she is ready to start an interior decorating business.She has sufficient capital with her life savings and a small loan from her parents,but she is having some doubts about starting the business.What is the most likely cause for Joyce's second thoughts?

A) the routine and boring work
B) the requirement to pay a minimum wage to all employees
C) the need to participate in civic activities
D) the threat of business failure
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Judy,a mother of five children,developed a fastener to keep sock pairs together in the laundry and sells her invention on the Internet.What is Judy?

A) mompreneur
B) opportunistic entrepreneur
C) artisan entrepreneur
D) high-potential venture
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Balwant has several ideas for a new business and is learning about becoming an entrepreneur.What will Balwant most likely be concerned about?

A) acquiring financial resources
B) learning a new hobby
C) investing in a retirement program
D) spending time with friends
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Before making any decisions,Kyle gathers good information to help navigate through what often seems a complicated web of problems,challenges,and opportunities.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Kyle?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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Patrick,tired of the politics at the company he works for,leaves to start his own accounting firm.Which term best describes Patrick?

A) energizer
B) risk taker
C) financier
D) refugee
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An individual flees the bureaucratic environment of big firms by going into business for herself.What term best describes this individual?

A) quitter
B) corporate refugee
C) foreign refugee
D) entrepreneurial team member
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Ken's insurance company continues to increase its profits even during a recent recession that caused several of his competitors to go bankrupt.Which term best describes Ken's company?

A) marginal firm
B) franchise
C) high-potential venture
D) attractive small firm
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Many entrepreneurs value independence because it gives them more flexibility in their personal lives.
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Entrepreneurs may be classified into three types: founders,general managers,and franchisees.
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More recently the over 50 age group has accounted for 30 percent of all new start-ups.
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Persons who leave their homeland and go into business for themselves in a new country have been described as immigrant entrepreneurs.
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Entrepreneurs expect a return that will not only compensate them for the time and money they invest but also reward them well for other risks and initiative they take in operating their own businesses.
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A lifestyle business is defined as a business that fits the employees' lifestyles and provides satisfaction to all employees.
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The term entrepreneur as understood in this textbook excludes salaried managers of larger corporations.
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Entrepreneurial independence translates into an easier life for the business owner.
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There are no hard and fast rules concerning the right age for starting a business.
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An entrepreneurial opportunity is economically attractive,timely,and creates value.
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Small business employs about 7.7 million Canadians in the private sector.
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A social entrepreneur specializes in developing business around social media.
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Entrepreneurship involves costs and drawbacks as well as rewards.
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An entrepreneurial team works for the entrepreneur because they are more comfortable in a corporate setting and would rather not become entrepreneurs.
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Statistics Canada,the Canada Revenue Agency,and the author of your textbook all use the same definition of a small business in Canada.
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Entrepreneurs are extreme risk takers.
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Microbusinesses provide only minimal profits to their owners.
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As of 2011 more than 3 million people were self-employed in Canada.
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An older person may avoid entrepreneurship as they have family,financial,and job commitments that make it appear too risky.
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Entrepreneurs experience the unpleasantness of emotional stress as well as the need to invest much of their own time and labour.
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Most successful entrepreneurs are described as being domineering managers.
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A corporate refugee is a person who tried entrepreneurship,failed,and sought refuge in corporate employment.
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An attractive small firm is specifically any small firm that provides substantial profits to it owner.
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A younger person may avoid entrepreneurship so they can build up a retirement program.
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Only those entrepreneurial firms that grow large can be called lifestyle businesses.
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Artisan entrepreneurs' education is limited to technical training and little business experience.
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Three primary rewards of entrepreneurship are thought to be profit,independence,and a satisfying way of life.
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A characteristic of artisan entrepreneurs is their strong communication skills.
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Over 98 percent of small businesses have fewer than 100 employees.
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Entrepreneurship is marked by diversity.
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Small business is most often financed by many investors which is one reason why they are so successful.
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Most successful entrepreneurs rarely need to work hard or be persistent.Events and people always tend to just fall in place for them.
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The possibility of failure for entrepreneurs is only a distant threat.
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The study by Thornhill and Amit suggests that reasons for failure are different in each phase of the business life.
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Business bankruptcies declined between 2000 and 2010.
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Successful entrepreneurs are creative and self-reliant but seek help to adapt to changes.
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Research shows that the highest percentage of start-ups is in the 25- to 35-year-old age group.
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Bankruptcies in Canada are an indication that the possibility of failure is very real.
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Between 2002 and 2012,small business accounted for 78 percent of all new jobs created.
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An opportunistic entrepreneur is a person who has no managerial or technical skills but rather starts the business relying on sheer luck.
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According to the textbook depiction of an entrepreneur,the definition of an entrepreneur is restricted to founders of business firms.
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Surjit,a marketing specialist,and Candice,an investment expert,create a company to sell financial planning services to the public.Which term best describes Surjit and Candice?

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C) joint venture
D) entrepreneurial team
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Which cause for bankruptcy occurs most frequently?

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Over the past decade Timothy has started seven companies,quickly made them profitable,and then sold them to other entrepreneurs.Which term best describes Timothy?

A) corporate refugee
B) social entrepreneur
C) immigrant entrepreneur
D) serial entrepreneur
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Rose runs a landscaping company primarily because she loves gardening.Which term best describes Rose's business?

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D) lifestyle business
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In what age category does research show the highest percentage of business start-ups?

A) 18 to 24
B) 25 to 30
C) 31 to 49
D) 50 and over
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Jaclyn,inspired by her children's fondness for animals,developed a business bringing animals to children bedridden with diseases or injuries.What type of business person best describes Jaclyn?

A) artisan
B) philanthropist
C) mompreneur
D) opportunistic entrepreneur
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Associates attribute Kayla's business success to her "never give up attitude".Whether it is a problem in operations or selling to a reluctant customer,Kayla continues to work to solve the problem or close the sale.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Kayla?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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What is an opportunistic entrepreneur expected to be?

A) superstitious
B) reluctant to delegate authority
C) unwilling to plan for future growth
D) well educated
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Entrepreneurs can tolerate risk but they need an environment of certainty to be productive and produce profits.
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Regina is an employee but she would like to have more control over her life and directly reap the rewards for her hard work.She would like to start her own business.What would likely have the strongest influence on Regina becoming an entrepreneur?

A) a satisfying lifestyle,independence,profit
B) a satisfying lifestyle,independence,love of country
C) a satisfying lifestyle,financial rewards,preserving the capitalistic system
D) a satisfying lifestyle,independence,love of country
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Kareem is finding it difficult to service his customers properly due to the wide variety tasks required to run his landscaping company.Which challenge is likely most difficult for Kareem?

A) communicating with non-English speaking markets
B) making decisions about how to invest excess cash balances
C) navigating government regulations and paperwork
D) collecting payments from customers
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Theresa enjoys being an entrepreneur mostly because she organizes the business the way she wants.Which reward of entrepreneurship does Theresa cherish most?

A) relationship-building
B) satisfying way of life
C) profits
D) independence
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|Most small businesses have between 150-200 employees.
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Understanding his weakness in presentation skills,Dylan joined a Toastmasters program.He now successfully presents his business and products to buyers and his sales continually increase.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Dylan?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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Entrepreneurs are frequently thought to be individuals who discover market needs and launch new firms to meet those needs.
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A serial entrepreneur focuses on a single business to grow it into a multinational enterprise.
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The four primary routes to entrepreneurship are entering a family business,opening a franchised business,starting a new business,and buying an existing business.
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Juanita had to close her business after three years.The clothing she purchased from overseas manufacturers never caught on in Canada as she thought it would.Which of the following best describes Juanita's situation?

A) overestimated what one can do
B) lacked an understanding of the market
C) hired mediocre people
D) failed to be a team player
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Older firms often fail because they fail to adjust to competitive environments.
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Eleanor continues to work at her career business because of the joy she receives from helping young people find their true calling.What entrepreneurship reward does Eleanor value most?

A) personal fulfillment
B) profit
C) independence
D) risk-taking
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Ken Yip moved to Canada from Trinidad after getting financing for a company start-up with help from a program developed by the Minister of Citizenship.Which term best describes Ken?

A) corporate refugee
B) social entrepreneur
C) immigrant entrepreneur
D) serial entrepreneur
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Skyler is a song-writer who created a business to sell her songs to the recording industry.Which term best describes Skyler?

A) founder
B) general manager
C) franchisee
D) sales person
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Who comprises an entrepreneurial team?

A) individuals who work together in the same firm as entrepreneurs
B) the entrepreneur plus the firm's banker,chartered accountant,and lawyer
C) a firm's managers
D) government officials who provide counselling to aspiring entrepreneurs
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Reggie runs his landscaping company from April to October then closes it so he can travel the world to enjoy his love of skiing.Which entrepreneurial reward does Reggie value most?

A) personal fulfillment
B) profit
C) independence
D) risk-taking
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Michelle continually looks for new products and markets to expand her business.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Michelle?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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Jonathan's business employs 70 people and generates sales of $400,000 selling medical supplies to dentists.What kind of business does Jonathan own?

A) small business
B) micro-business
C) lifestyle business
D) high-potential business
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Christopher has developed a new process to triple the speed of a computer processor.He is getting a lot of offers for financial backing.Which term best describes Christopher's opportunity?

A) opportunistic company
B) attractive small firm
C) high-potential venture
D) microbusiness
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What is an entrepreneur?

A) a salaried manager in a large corporation
B) a financial manager in a small firm
C) an owner-manager who buys out the founder of a firm
D) an innovative manager with a willingness to accept risk
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Vanessa has started a cyber-security business to take advantage of new laws requiring all medical organizations to secure their data.This new industry is forecasted to generate several billion in sales per year.What type of business does Vanessa own?

A) small business
B) micro business
C) lifestyle business
D) high-potential business
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When Tracee started her business she had three goals in mind: serve her customers well,make a profit,and donate a portion of profits to environmental preservation causes.Which term best describes Tracee?

A) corporate refugee
B) social entrepreneur
C) immigrant entrepreneur
D) serial entrepreneur
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Which of the following describes an opportunistic entrepreneur?

A) delegates authority in order to grow
B) has a long-term time orientation
C) avoids risks at all costs
D) is paternalistic
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Christine takes over the nursery business her aging parents started.Which term best describes Christine?

A) franchisee
B) mompreneur
C) mover and shaker
D) second-stage entrepreneur
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74
Joyce feels she is ready to start an interior decorating business.She has sufficient capital with her life savings and a small loan from her parents,but she is having some doubts about starting the business.What is the most likely cause for Joyce's second thoughts?

A) the routine and boring work
B) the requirement to pay a minimum wage to all employees
C) the need to participate in civic activities
D) the threat of business failure
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75
Judy,a mother of five children,developed a fastener to keep sock pairs together in the laundry and sells her invention on the Internet.What is Judy?

A) mompreneur
B) opportunistic entrepreneur
C) artisan entrepreneur
D) high-potential venture
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76
Balwant has several ideas for a new business and is learning about becoming an entrepreneur.What will Balwant most likely be concerned about?

A) acquiring financial resources
B) learning a new hobby
C) investing in a retirement program
D) spending time with friends
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77
Before making any decisions,Kyle gathers good information to help navigate through what often seems a complicated web of problems,challenges,and opportunities.Which entrepreneurial success quality best describes Kyle?

A) commitment and determination
B) opportunity obsession
C) tolerance for risk,ambiguity,and uncertainty
D) motivation to excel
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78
Patrick,tired of the politics at the company he works for,leaves to start his own accounting firm.Which term best describes Patrick?

A) energizer
B) risk taker
C) financier
D) refugee
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79
An individual flees the bureaucratic environment of big firms by going into business for herself.What term best describes this individual?

A) quitter
B) corporate refugee
C) foreign refugee
D) entrepreneurial team member
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80
Ken's insurance company continues to increase its profits even during a recent recession that caused several of his competitors to go bankrupt.Which term best describes Ken's company?

A) marginal firm
B) franchise
C) high-potential venture
D) attractive small firm
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