Deck 5: Small Business, entrepreneurship, and Franchising

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It is difficult to define small business because smallness is relative.
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Why are minority-owned and women-owned small businesses growing so rapidly in the United States?
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Which of the following is an advantage of a small business?

A) Greater flexibility to change
B) Highly trained staff
C) Better products
D) More diverse employees
E) Small businesses have no advantages over large ones
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Which of the following is not part of the definition of a small business?

A) It employs 1,000 or more employees.
B) It employs fewer than 500 employees.
C) It is independently owned.
D) It is not dominant in its field.
E) It is independently operated.
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Retailers purchase goods and resell them to consumers and some distributors.
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Entrepreneurship is the process of creating and managing a business to achieve desired objectives.
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The Small Business Administration

A) was established by the U.S.Chamber of Commerce to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit.
B) is an independent agency of the federal government to provide managerial and financial assistance to small businesses.
C) is a subsidiary of the Better Business Bureau.
D) is a division of the federal government that is responsible for ensuring that newly formed businesses adhere to the law.
E) is a U.S.Congressional agency that fosters the establishment of new businesses.
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Your textbook uses the term small business to refer to an owner-managed business that employs not more than

A) 100 people.
B) 500 people.
C) 15,000 people.
D) 25 people.
E) 1,000 people.
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What is a small business?
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People who operate service businesses are almost never considered to be retailers.
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The entrepreneurship movement is declining because of technological advances.
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The majority of all new jobs created in the United States in recent years were generated by

A) medium businesses.
B) small businesses.
C) large businesses.
D) corporations.
E) state governments.
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Retailing,services,manufacturing,and high technology are attractive to entrepreneurs because these fields tend to be relatively easy to enter and require low initial financing.
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Which of the following groups is increasing their presence in the business world at the greatest rate?

A) Women
B) Minorities
C) White males
D) People under 30
E) People over 65
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In recent years,small businesses generated very few new jobs in the U.S.
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________ has helped small businesses compete with larger businesses.

A) Well-managed inventory
B) Friendly customer service
C) Technology
D) Good management
E) A diverse workforce
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A number of very successful high technology businesses began as small entrepreneurial ventures.
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The Small Business Administration offers managerial and financial assistance to small businesses.
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Any business that is independently owned and operated can be classified as a small business.
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Of minority groups in the United States,________ own the most small businesses.

A) Asians
B) African Americans
C) American Indians
D) Hispanics
E) Pacific Islanders
Question
When market conditions change rapidly,a small business usually has fewer layers of management to work through in making decisions.This advantage of small business is

A) focus.
B) flexibility.
C) reputation.
D) hierarchical organization.
E) standardization.
Question
Small businesses usually only have one layer of management,making them more ______ and able to adapt to market demands.

A) flexible
B) reputable
C) expensive
D) independent
E) inefficient
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Which of the following fields are most attractive to small businesses?

A) Wholesaling,retailing,medical,and services
B) Retailing,distribution,education,and services
C) Retailing and wholesaling,services,manufacturing,and high technology
D) Wholesaling,services,education,and high technology
E) Services,distribution,medical,and high technology
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Many service businesses are considered retailers because they

A) sell small quantities of goods.
B) sell their services to consumers.
C) sell from a single store location.
D) open their businesses for the same hours that most retailers are open.
E) employ only a small number of people.
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What are some of the advantages of small-business ownership?
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Which of the following is not a reason why small businesses choose to become retailers?

A) Starting a retail business is relatively easy.
B) Retailing does not require a large capital investment.
C) It is easy to compete with large chains.
D) Gaining knowledge and experience in retailing is relatively easy.
E) The owner can capitalize on personal expertise or interests.
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The ability to develop a reputation for quality and service is an advantage of a small business.
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Perhaps one of the most significant strengths of small businesses is

A) their ability to innovate and bring significant changes and benefits to customers.
B) the entrepreneurial spirit they foster.
C) the encouragement they receive from larger businesses.
D) the competition they encourage.
E) the ease of starting one.
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One advantage that small businesses have over large businesses is that they

A) are better able to focus on a few key customers.
B) have well-defined goals and objectives.
C) can arrange financial help easily because their capital needs are much smaller.
D) know what they want to do and have the ability to do it.
E) have specialized knowledge about the various areas of business concern.
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Targeting small niches or product needs is a dangerous strategy for a small business to follow.
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In the context of starting a new business,a retailer differs from a manufacturer in that the retailer is less likely to make a heavy investment in

A) equipment and distribution systems.
B) space and storage.
C) bookkeeping.
D) stationery.
E) advertising.
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Which of the following is an advantage of small-business ownership?

A) Lower cost of formation
B) Stress level
C) Failure rate
D) Lack of flexibility
E) Poor reputation
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Relatively low start-up costs are an advantage of a small business.
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Small businesses cannot be operated from an individual's home.
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The ______ sector accounts for the majority of jobs in the United States.

A) manufacturing
B) retail
C) export
D) wholesale
E) service
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A small business's ability to focus on narrow niches can help it develop

A) a poor reputation.
B) lower startup costs.
C) higher costs.
D) flexibility.
E) an enviable reputation for quality and service.
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How important is small business to the U.S.economy?
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Which of the following is not an advantage of small-business ownership?

A) Lower cost of formation
B) Flexibility in decision making
C) Ability to focus on specific groups of customers
D) Low failure rate
E) Ability to gain a solid reputation
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One of the major reasons people want to own and operate their own business is to

A) make a fortune.
B) be their own boss.
C) have lots of personal time.
D) have an easy life.
E) eliminate all pressure.
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Small businesses have a high success rate.
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Although some businesses are less risky than others,overall the financial risks of running a small business are

A) very low.
B) moderate.
C) insurmountable.
D) low.
E) very high.
Question
Many financial institutions decide whether to loan a small business money based on its

A) general idea.
B) business plan.
C) owners.
D) employees.
E) goals.
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Why do small businesses have a high failure rate?
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Small business success

A) rarely lasts more than two years.
B) is not guaranteed.
C) is not really attainable.
D) happens only in the United States.
E) is a sure thing.
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Insufficient funds to withstand slow sales may cause a small business to fail.
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The shortest path to small-business failure is undercapitalization.
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A key element of business success is a business plan.
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Which of the following is not a common cause of small business failure?

A) Poor business concept
B) Managerial inexperience
C) Entrepreneurial vision
D) Inability to cope with growth
E) Undercapitalization
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of small-business ownership?

A) Little flexibility
B) Low stress level
C) High failure rate
D) Low failure rate
E) Inability to focus
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Managerial inexperience can lead to business failure.
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Worries about new equipment,expanding inventory,rent increases,competition,changing market conditions,and the like may contribute to

A) overoptimism.
B) a high stress level.
C) decreasing costs.
D) undercapitalization.
E) a low stress level.
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All of the following concerns contribute to high stress levels for small-business owners except

A) rent increases.
B) changing market demand.
C) competition.
D) expanding inventory.
E) reputation.
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The most important source of funds for any new business is the employees.
Question
The lack of funds to operate a business normally is called

A) discounting.
B) creative financing.
C) financial pessimism.
D) undercapitalization.
E) overcapitalization.
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What is undercapitalization,and why would it contribute to the failure of a small business?
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To start any business you must first have

A) investors.
B) an idea.
C) capital.
D) employees.
E) a business plan.
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Franchisees pay the franchiser a monthly or annual fee based on a percentage of sales or profits.
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The business plan should do all of the following except

A) explain the business.
B) include estimates of income and expenses.
C) establish a strategy for acquiring sufficient funds.
D) include an analysis of the competition.
E) act as a constraint that limits the business's flexibility and decision making.
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The money used to start a business and keep it running is also called

A) capital.
B) trade.
C) currency.
D) leverage.
E) stock.
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To start any business,large or small,you must first have a general idea.
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Small businesses typically are not vulnerable to turbulence and change in the marketplace.
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Which segment of the population is one of the wealthiest in the U.S.?

A) Echo boomers
B) Generation Y
C) Baby boomers
D) Millennials
E) Generation Z
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Echo boomers are sometimes called millennials or Generation Y and are an important market for small businesses.
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Small retailers who specialize in ethnic products and small service providers who have bi- or multilingual employees will be able to tap the business potential of which of the following demographic segments?

A) Immigrants
B) Echo boomers
C) Baby boomers
D) Generation X
E) Generation Y
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A mortgage is an example of

A) owners' equity.
B) debt financing.
C) venture capitalism.
D) equity financing.
E) franchising.
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The most important source of funds for any new business is

A) the Chamber of Commerce.
B) the venture capitalist.
C) stockholders.
D) the owner.
E) donations.
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Which of the following is not a source of equity financing?

A) Reinvested profits
B) Personal computer
C) Personal vehicle
D) Loan from a family member
E) Venture capitalists
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Technological advances have resulted in fewer opportunities for small businesses abroad.
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What is a business plan and why is it important?
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A precise statement of the rationale for a business and a step-by-step explanation of how it will achieve its goals is a

A) mission statement.
B) corporate charter.
C) business plan.
D) corporate statement.
E) balance sheet.
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Millennials number around 75 million and represent a huge business opportunity in the US.Who are they?

A) It is another term for baby boomer
B) First generation immigrants
C) People born at the turn of the millennium between 1999-2001
D) People born between 1977 and 1994
E) It is a synonym for Generation X
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Recently,_________ have (has)spawned many small businesses.

A) the decline of the high technology market
B) deregulation of energy markets and interest in alternative energy sources
C) increased sales at large chain retailers
D) increases in Chinese demand for coal
E) a period of economic prosperity
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Advances in _____ have opened many new markets for small businesses,allowing them to more effectively expand their businesses and marketing efforts into new markets.

A) government regulation
B) demand for manufacturing
C) technology
D) consumer tastes
E) chain retail stores
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What demographic trends will have the most impact on small business in the future?
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All of the following have helped to create new opportunities abroad for small businesses except

A) technological advances.
B) an increase in service exports.
C) free trade agreements.
D) communication advances.
E) deregulation.
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Persons or organizations that agree to provide some funds for a new business in exchange for ownership interest or stock are called

A) entrepreneurs.
B) corporate raiders.
C) venture capitalists.
D) stockholders.
E) shareholders.
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A license to sell another's products or to use another's name in business is called a

A) franchise.
B) franchisee.
C) venture capital.
D) mortgage.
E) franchiser.
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Which industries will likely continue to grow as baby boomers age?

A) Clothing and entertainment
B) Travel,financial planning,and health care
C) Cosmetics and food
D) Clothing,travel,and cosmetics
E) Recreation and sports equipment
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The future for small business looks bleak.
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Since Eva Chang has decided to use her capital to purchase the rights to own and operate a McDonald's fast-food restaurant rather than start her own operation from scratch,she is probably a(n)

A) trade creditor.
B) franchisee.
C) industrialist.
D) franchiser.
E) venture capitalist.
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It is difficult to define small business because smallness is relative.
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Explanation: It is difficult to define small because it is relative.
2
Why are minority-owned and women-owned small businesses growing so rapidly in the United States?
Students answers may vary,but they should discuss the changing demographics in the United States and how this is reflected in small businesses.As the country becomes more diverse in general,so have the owners of businesses in the U.S.Small businesses make up the majority of businesses in the United States,and they necessarily reflect the changing face of the country as a whole.As consumers become more diverse,so do their needs and wants.
3
Which of the following is an advantage of a small business?

A) Greater flexibility to change
B) Highly trained staff
C) Better products
D) More diverse employees
E) Small businesses have no advantages over large ones
A
Explanation: Entrepreneurs provide fresh ideas and usually have greater flexibility to change than do large companies.
4
Which of the following is not part of the definition of a small business?

A) It employs 1,000 or more employees.
B) It employs fewer than 500 employees.
C) It is independently owned.
D) It is not dominant in its field.
E) It is independently operated.
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Retailers purchase goods and resell them to consumers and some distributors.
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Entrepreneurship is the process of creating and managing a business to achieve desired objectives.
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The Small Business Administration

A) was established by the U.S.Chamber of Commerce to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit.
B) is an independent agency of the federal government to provide managerial and financial assistance to small businesses.
C) is a subsidiary of the Better Business Bureau.
D) is a division of the federal government that is responsible for ensuring that newly formed businesses adhere to the law.
E) is a U.S.Congressional agency that fosters the establishment of new businesses.
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Your textbook uses the term small business to refer to an owner-managed business that employs not more than

A) 100 people.
B) 500 people.
C) 15,000 people.
D) 25 people.
E) 1,000 people.
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What is a small business?
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People who operate service businesses are almost never considered to be retailers.
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The entrepreneurship movement is declining because of technological advances.
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The majority of all new jobs created in the United States in recent years were generated by

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B) small businesses.
C) large businesses.
D) corporations.
E) state governments.
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Retailing,services,manufacturing,and high technology are attractive to entrepreneurs because these fields tend to be relatively easy to enter and require low initial financing.
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Which of the following groups is increasing their presence in the business world at the greatest rate?

A) Women
B) Minorities
C) White males
D) People under 30
E) People over 65
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In recent years,small businesses generated very few new jobs in the U.S.
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________ has helped small businesses compete with larger businesses.

A) Well-managed inventory
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C) Technology
D) Good management
E) A diverse workforce
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A number of very successful high technology businesses began as small entrepreneurial ventures.
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The Small Business Administration offers managerial and financial assistance to small businesses.
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Any business that is independently owned and operated can be classified as a small business.
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Of minority groups in the United States,________ own the most small businesses.

A) Asians
B) African Americans
C) American Indians
D) Hispanics
E) Pacific Islanders
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When market conditions change rapidly,a small business usually has fewer layers of management to work through in making decisions.This advantage of small business is

A) focus.
B) flexibility.
C) reputation.
D) hierarchical organization.
E) standardization.
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Small businesses usually only have one layer of management,making them more ______ and able to adapt to market demands.

A) flexible
B) reputable
C) expensive
D) independent
E) inefficient
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Which of the following fields are most attractive to small businesses?

A) Wholesaling,retailing,medical,and services
B) Retailing,distribution,education,and services
C) Retailing and wholesaling,services,manufacturing,and high technology
D) Wholesaling,services,education,and high technology
E) Services,distribution,medical,and high technology
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Many service businesses are considered retailers because they

A) sell small quantities of goods.
B) sell their services to consumers.
C) sell from a single store location.
D) open their businesses for the same hours that most retailers are open.
E) employ only a small number of people.
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What are some of the advantages of small-business ownership?
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Which of the following is not a reason why small businesses choose to become retailers?

A) Starting a retail business is relatively easy.
B) Retailing does not require a large capital investment.
C) It is easy to compete with large chains.
D) Gaining knowledge and experience in retailing is relatively easy.
E) The owner can capitalize on personal expertise or interests.
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The ability to develop a reputation for quality and service is an advantage of a small business.
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Perhaps one of the most significant strengths of small businesses is

A) their ability to innovate and bring significant changes and benefits to customers.
B) the entrepreneurial spirit they foster.
C) the encouragement they receive from larger businesses.
D) the competition they encourage.
E) the ease of starting one.
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One advantage that small businesses have over large businesses is that they

A) are better able to focus on a few key customers.
B) have well-defined goals and objectives.
C) can arrange financial help easily because their capital needs are much smaller.
D) know what they want to do and have the ability to do it.
E) have specialized knowledge about the various areas of business concern.
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Targeting small niches or product needs is a dangerous strategy for a small business to follow.
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In the context of starting a new business,a retailer differs from a manufacturer in that the retailer is less likely to make a heavy investment in

A) equipment and distribution systems.
B) space and storage.
C) bookkeeping.
D) stationery.
E) advertising.
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Which of the following is an advantage of small-business ownership?

A) Lower cost of formation
B) Stress level
C) Failure rate
D) Lack of flexibility
E) Poor reputation
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Relatively low start-up costs are an advantage of a small business.
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Small businesses cannot be operated from an individual's home.
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The ______ sector accounts for the majority of jobs in the United States.

A) manufacturing
B) retail
C) export
D) wholesale
E) service
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A small business's ability to focus on narrow niches can help it develop

A) a poor reputation.
B) lower startup costs.
C) higher costs.
D) flexibility.
E) an enviable reputation for quality and service.
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37
How important is small business to the U.S.economy?
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Which of the following is not an advantage of small-business ownership?

A) Lower cost of formation
B) Flexibility in decision making
C) Ability to focus on specific groups of customers
D) Low failure rate
E) Ability to gain a solid reputation
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One of the major reasons people want to own and operate their own business is to

A) make a fortune.
B) be their own boss.
C) have lots of personal time.
D) have an easy life.
E) eliminate all pressure.
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Small businesses have a high success rate.
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Although some businesses are less risky than others,overall the financial risks of running a small business are

A) very low.
B) moderate.
C) insurmountable.
D) low.
E) very high.
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Many financial institutions decide whether to loan a small business money based on its

A) general idea.
B) business plan.
C) owners.
D) employees.
E) goals.
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Why do small businesses have a high failure rate?
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Small business success

A) rarely lasts more than two years.
B) is not guaranteed.
C) is not really attainable.
D) happens only in the United States.
E) is a sure thing.
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Insufficient funds to withstand slow sales may cause a small business to fail.
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The shortest path to small-business failure is undercapitalization.
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A key element of business success is a business plan.
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Which of the following is not a common cause of small business failure?

A) Poor business concept
B) Managerial inexperience
C) Entrepreneurial vision
D) Inability to cope with growth
E) Undercapitalization
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of small-business ownership?

A) Little flexibility
B) Low stress level
C) High failure rate
D) Low failure rate
E) Inability to focus
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Managerial inexperience can lead to business failure.
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Worries about new equipment,expanding inventory,rent increases,competition,changing market conditions,and the like may contribute to

A) overoptimism.
B) a high stress level.
C) decreasing costs.
D) undercapitalization.
E) a low stress level.
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All of the following concerns contribute to high stress levels for small-business owners except

A) rent increases.
B) changing market demand.
C) competition.
D) expanding inventory.
E) reputation.
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The most important source of funds for any new business is the employees.
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The lack of funds to operate a business normally is called

A) discounting.
B) creative financing.
C) financial pessimism.
D) undercapitalization.
E) overcapitalization.
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What is undercapitalization,and why would it contribute to the failure of a small business?
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To start any business you must first have

A) investors.
B) an idea.
C) capital.
D) employees.
E) a business plan.
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Franchisees pay the franchiser a monthly or annual fee based on a percentage of sales or profits.
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The business plan should do all of the following except

A) explain the business.
B) include estimates of income and expenses.
C) establish a strategy for acquiring sufficient funds.
D) include an analysis of the competition.
E) act as a constraint that limits the business's flexibility and decision making.
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The money used to start a business and keep it running is also called

A) capital.
B) trade.
C) currency.
D) leverage.
E) stock.
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To start any business,large or small,you must first have a general idea.
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Small businesses typically are not vulnerable to turbulence and change in the marketplace.
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62
Which segment of the population is one of the wealthiest in the U.S.?

A) Echo boomers
B) Generation Y
C) Baby boomers
D) Millennials
E) Generation Z
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63
Echo boomers are sometimes called millennials or Generation Y and are an important market for small businesses.
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64
Small retailers who specialize in ethnic products and small service providers who have bi- or multilingual employees will be able to tap the business potential of which of the following demographic segments?

A) Immigrants
B) Echo boomers
C) Baby boomers
D) Generation X
E) Generation Y
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65
A mortgage is an example of

A) owners' equity.
B) debt financing.
C) venture capitalism.
D) equity financing.
E) franchising.
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66
The most important source of funds for any new business is

A) the Chamber of Commerce.
B) the venture capitalist.
C) stockholders.
D) the owner.
E) donations.
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67
Which of the following is not a source of equity financing?

A) Reinvested profits
B) Personal computer
C) Personal vehicle
D) Loan from a family member
E) Venture capitalists
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68
Technological advances have resulted in fewer opportunities for small businesses abroad.
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69
What is a business plan and why is it important?
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70
A precise statement of the rationale for a business and a step-by-step explanation of how it will achieve its goals is a

A) mission statement.
B) corporate charter.
C) business plan.
D) corporate statement.
E) balance sheet.
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71
Millennials number around 75 million and represent a huge business opportunity in the US.Who are they?

A) It is another term for baby boomer
B) First generation immigrants
C) People born at the turn of the millennium between 1999-2001
D) People born between 1977 and 1994
E) It is a synonym for Generation X
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72
Recently,_________ have (has)spawned many small businesses.

A) the decline of the high technology market
B) deregulation of energy markets and interest in alternative energy sources
C) increased sales at large chain retailers
D) increases in Chinese demand for coal
E) a period of economic prosperity
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73
Advances in _____ have opened many new markets for small businesses,allowing them to more effectively expand their businesses and marketing efforts into new markets.

A) government regulation
B) demand for manufacturing
C) technology
D) consumer tastes
E) chain retail stores
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74
What demographic trends will have the most impact on small business in the future?
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75
All of the following have helped to create new opportunities abroad for small businesses except

A) technological advances.
B) an increase in service exports.
C) free trade agreements.
D) communication advances.
E) deregulation.
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76
Persons or organizations that agree to provide some funds for a new business in exchange for ownership interest or stock are called

A) entrepreneurs.
B) corporate raiders.
C) venture capitalists.
D) stockholders.
E) shareholders.
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77
A license to sell another's products or to use another's name in business is called a

A) franchise.
B) franchisee.
C) venture capital.
D) mortgage.
E) franchiser.
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78
Which industries will likely continue to grow as baby boomers age?

A) Clothing and entertainment
B) Travel,financial planning,and health care
C) Cosmetics and food
D) Clothing,travel,and cosmetics
E) Recreation and sports equipment
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79
The future for small business looks bleak.
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80
Since Eva Chang has decided to use her capital to purchase the rights to own and operate a McDonald's fast-food restaurant rather than start her own operation from scratch,she is probably a(n)

A) trade creditor.
B) franchisee.
C) industrialist.
D) franchiser.
E) venture capitalist.
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