ENTREP EXAM Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

A person who creates
unique ideas for starting a business

A

Entrepreneur

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2
Q

The science of
converting ideas into successful business
ventures.

A

Entrepreneurship

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3
Q

Why Study Entrepreneurship?

A

Skills Development
Career Growth
Economic Impact

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Entrepreneurial Competencies

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  1. Specific Goal Setting: Clear objectives for
    success.
  2. Self-Efficacy: Confidence in personal
    abilities.
  3. Need for Achievement: Drive to
    accomplish significant goals.
  4. Ambition: Motivation to grow and improve.
  5. Willingness to Learn: Openness to new
    ideas.
  6. Adaptability & Flexibility: Adjusting to
    changes efficiently.
  7. Willingness to Take Risks: Courage to
    face uncertainties.
  8. Interpersonal Skills: Building relationships
    and communicating effectively.
  9. Integrity: Acting with honesty and fairness.
  10. Strategic Thinking: Planning and
    problem-solving for long-term success
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5
Q

Starts with an existing idea
or concept.

A

Businessman

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6
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○ Defining characteristics that make a
business or an individual stand out
from the competition.

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Core Competencies

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7
Q

Examples of Entrepreneurial Competencies

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  1. Conceptual Thinking: Reviewing
    outcomes to understand issues.
  2. Customer Relations: Meeting customer
    needs to build long-term relationships.
  3. Decisiveness: Choosing strategies that
    optimize results.
  4. Collaboration: Working effectively with
    others.
  5. Risk-Taking: Pursuing opportunities despite
    uncertainties.
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8
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Core Competencies of Entrepreneurs:

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  1. Entrepreneur as a Missionary:
    Entrepreneurs focus on their mission and
    goals.
  2. Entrepreneur as a Marketing Man:
    Entrepreneurs grow their business from
    small to big.
  3. Entrepreneurs are Goal-Driven: They are
    highly focused on achieving their objectives.
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9
Q

A tool used to evaluate a business’s
Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities, and Threats

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SWOT Analysis

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10
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Steps to Entrepreneurial Success

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  1. Start on your own – Be proactive in
    exploring business opportunities.
  2. Explore the business environment –
    Analyze competition, customer needs, and
    market trends.
  3. Be in control – Manage operations
    efficiently and responsibly.
  4. Seek financial and legal advice – Work
    with accountants and legal professionals.
  5. Develop entrepreneurial competencies –
    Learn through experience and education.
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11
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7ps of Marketing Mix

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Product
Price
Place
Promotion
Packaging
People
Process
Physical Evidence

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12
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Pricing strategies

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○ Cost-plus pricing
○ Standard markup pricing
○ Target profit pricing
○ Competition-based pricing
○ Psychological pricing
○ Premium pricing

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13
Q

Manufacturer sells
directly to consumers.

A

Direct Distribution

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14
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Uses intermediaries
(retailers, wholesalers, distributors).

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Indirect Distribution

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15
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: Combination of direct
and indirect methods.

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Hybrid Distribution

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16
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Dividing a market into smaller, distinct
groups based on:
○ Demographics (age, gender,
income)
○ Geographic (location, climate)
○ Psychographic (lifestyle, values)
○ Behavioral (buying habits, brand
loyalty)

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Market Segmentation

17
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Market Targeting Strategies

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Mass Marketing
Differentiated Marketing
Niche Marketing
Individual Marketing

18
Q

One product for a broad
audience.

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Mass Marketing

19
Q

Different
products for multiple segments.

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Differentiated Marketing

20
Q

Focus on a specific,
smaller segment.

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Niche Marketing

21
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– Tailored marketing
for specific customers.

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Individual Marketing

22
Q

Creating a brand image in the consumer’s
mind.

A

Market Positioning

23
Q

is a step-by-step procedure that an entrepreneur follows to establish a business

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The Entrepreneurial Process

24
Q

Positive and optimistic mindset

25
Passion and emotional intelligence
Heart Flame
26
– Intuition and courage
Gut Game
27
Identifying ideas from various sources
Seeking the Opportunity
28
Evaluating feasibility and risk appetite
Screening the Opportunity
29
Implementing and innovating
Seizing the Opportunity
30
Types of Innovation
1. Breakthrough Innovation – Rare, groundbreaking (e.g., internet, airplane) 2. Technological Innovation – Improvements of existing products (e.g., WiFi, laptops) 3. Ordinary Innovation – Small, market-driven improvements (e.g., wireless mouse)