Intro To Buis test 1 Flashcards
What are profits?
Financial reward that comes from running a business
What is value?
Relationship between the price of a good or service and benefits it offers customers
Who are entrepreneurs?
Ppl who risk time and money to start and manage a business.
What is an entrepreneurs drive?
To make as much money as possible
What does an entrepreneur attempt to accomplish?
To create a product/successful business that raises quality of life
What was the marketing era?
Pwr shifted from producers to consumers. Buis had to differentiate themselves themselves from e.o. Choices created
What is the production era?
Focused on making production more efficient. Assembly line jobs more specialized
What was the industrial revolution?
Factories replaced work shops, large numbers of less skilled jobs were hired. There was a loss of individual ownership of businesses
What was the entrepreneurship era?
Raised standard of living, killed competition
What is the marketing concept?
A consumer focus that permits successful companies in every dept. and every level
What was the relationship era?
Companies build long term relationships with customers. Keeping old customers is more profitable than finding new ones
What is a non profit organization?
Business like establishments that have fundamental goal of making community better than making money
What are natural resources?
Offer value in their natural state, ppl can’t create them
What is meant by the term capital?
The synthetic materials a business needs to produce a good or service
What is a human resource?
Physical intellectual and creative contributions of every one working
The economy as a system represents what?
The flow of resources through a society
What is economics?
The choices ppl make while getting rid of resources
What is the value of economics
If we know how things are changing hands now, we can predict how it will later
What is a budget deficit?
Shortfall that occurs when expenses are higher than revenue
What is natl debt?
How much any countries gvt has borrowed but not repaid
What is a budget surplus?
Overage that occurs when revenue is higher than expenses
What is the federal reserve?
Essentially central bank to US
What does the federal reserve do?
Conducts the money policy for US
Who is Ben Bernake? Why is he important?
He’s the chairman to the board of governors for the Fed.
Led Feds proactive efforts in turning fed around