module 1 Flashcards

1
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“to undertake” (french)

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ENTREPRENDE

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2
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a person who undertakes into business

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ENTREPRENEUR

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3
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What Entrepreneurship means:

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— creating business from scratch
— disrupting the equilibrium
— introducing something new

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4
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ENTREPRENEUR VS BUSINESSMAN

Entrepreneur is:

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Game Changer

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5
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ENTREPRENEUR VS BUSINESSMAN

Businessman is:

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Game Player

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6
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Classical Theories:

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Old Theories

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7
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Neo Classical Theories:

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New Theories

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8
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Makes new from scratch.

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Creative

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9
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Makes new from an existing product.

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Innovative

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10
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The Father of Entrepreneurship

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Joseph Schumpeter

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11
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Schumpeter’s Theory

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Theory of Economic Development

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12
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suggested that entrepreneurs— not just companies-were responsible for the creation of new things in the search of profit.

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Joseph Schumpeter

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13
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focused on entrepreneurs as the bearers of uncertainty and believed they were responsible for risk premiums in financial markets.

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Frank Knight

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14
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thought of entrepreneurship as a process that led to the discovery.

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Israel Kirzner

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15
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What were the ideas of Schumpeter?

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Entrepreneurship and Innovation

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16
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The basic concept of Kirzner’s theory of entrepreneurial is …

17
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…’s entrepreneur is a person who discovers previously unnoticed profit opportunities.

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP IMPACTS:

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— Filipino
— Economy
— Community

19
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5 Salient Features of Entrepreneurship

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  1. Art of Correct Practices
  2. Wealth Creating Venture/Business
  3. Providing Values to Customers
  4. Opening Self-Owned Business
  5. Managing Self-Owned Business
20
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system that produce, distribute and consume goods and services

21
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business or project or product

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Enterprise

22
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Coordinating Agent

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— brings different parties
— facilitates communication
— oversees process
— ensure successful completion

23
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Doesnt engage in international trade

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Closed Economy

24
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Remain constant over time

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Stationary Equilibrium

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Risk taker and Administrator
Marshallian Theory
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5 General Steps
1. Financially Stable 2. Build Diverse Skill Set 3. Consume Content Across Multiple Channels 4. Identify a Problem to Solve 5. Solve the Problem
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3 Important Skills
1. Planning 2. Decision Making (Wisely, Soundly — informed) 3. People's Skills
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PEC's stands for
Personal Entrepreneurial Competencies
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8 PEC's
1. Hardwork 2. Self-Confident 3. Disciplined 4. Committed 5. Ability to accept change 6. Creative 7. Initiative 8. Profit-Oriented
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4 Business Organization Ownership
1. Sole Proprietorship 2. Partnership 3. Corporation 4. Cooperative
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Business Organization Ownership: one owner
Sole Proprietorship
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Business Organization Ownership: two or 10 owners
Partnership
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Two Types of Partnership
— General (equal) — Limited (not equal/controlled)
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Business Organization Ownership: 15 or More
Corporation
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Business Organization Ownership: more than corporation
Cooperative
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impact lf diminiship marginal utility "the more you consume of something, the less extra satisfaction you get"
Neo-Classical
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Focus of Classical
Suppies and Distribution