Question 1

Enterprising nonprofits distribute dividends to shareholders as long as social outcomes are being met.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

According to entrepreneur-centric definitions, social entrepreneurs are:

Accepted Answer

A) The change agents for society, seizing overlooked opportunities by improving systems, inventing new approaches, and creating sustainable solutions to transform society for the better. 
B) Constantly searching for superior ways to solve the problems that plague society. 
C) Individuals with innovative solutions to society's most pressing social problems. 
D) All of the above. 
A) The change agents for society, seizing overlooked opportunities by improving systems, inventing new approaches, and creating sustainable solutions to transform society for the better. 
B) Constantly searching for superior ways to solve the problems that plague society. 
C) Individuals with innovative solutions to society's most pressing social problems. 
D) All of the above.

Question 3

A logic model provides the financial details of a social venture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which of the following changes will impact all three portions of the Timmons Model?

Accepted Answer

A) A change in the venture mission 
B) A change in the venture's impact 
C) A change in both the venture's mission and impact 
D) Only the shift from a traditional venture to another quadrant 
E) Any of the above 
A) A change in the venture mission 
B) A change in the venture's impact 
C) A change in both the venture's mission and impact 
D) Only the shift from a traditional venture to another quadrant 
E) Any of the above

Question 5

The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor offers a way to classify social ventures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Why is it difficult to measure the impact of social ventures.

Accepted Answer

A) Social problems are complex 
B) Social problems often have multiple stakeholders 
C) Different groups usually agree on the best approach 
D) B & C only 
E) A & B only 
A) Social problems are complex 
B) Social problems often have multiple stakeholders 
C) Different groups usually agree on the best approach 
D) B & C only 
E) A & B only

Question 7

In keeping with process-oriented definitions of social entrepreneurship; social wealth is defined broadly to include:

Accepted Answer

A) economic, societal, health, and climatic aspects of human welfare 
B) economic, societal, health, and environmental aspects of human welfare 
C) diplomatic, societal, dental, and environmental aspects of human welfare 
D) economic, spiritual, health, and environmental aspects of human welfare 
A) economic, societal, health, and climatic aspects of human welfare 
B) economic, societal, health, and environmental aspects of human welfare 
C) diplomatic, societal, dental, and environmental aspects of human welfare 
D) economic, spiritual, health, and environmental aspects of human welfare

Question 8

What aspect of many large companies social impact has garnered the largest amount of negative media attention in recent years?

Accepted Answer

A) Corporate social responsibility initiatives 
B) Supply chain operations 
C) Employee incentive plans 
D) Advertising campaigns 
A) Corporate social responsibility initiatives 
B) Supply chain operations 
C) Employee incentive plans 
D) Advertising campaigns

Question 9

Why is a Hybrid a form of social entrepreneurship?

Accepted Answer

A) It creates both social and economic value. 
B) It is able to make a profit. 
C) It competes with for-profit companies. 
D) Schumpeter created the first model. 
E) It can be organized anywhere worldwide. 
A) It creates both social and economic value. 
B) It is able to make a profit. 
C) It competes with for-profit companies. 
D) Schumpeter created the first model. 
E) It can be organized anywhere worldwide.

Question 10

What are the differences between measures of success for social ventures, as compared to for-profit companies?

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&Social ventures consider social and/or e

Question 11

Social entrepreneurship ventures always create systemic change.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Discuss how non-profits may have a competitive advantage in providing basic needs over a for profit company (use affordable housing as an example).

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&The housing industry is a complex and ha

Question 13

What would be the typology be of a venture that is focused on increasing the supply of affordable housing that uses a business model designed to lowers the cost of producing housing so that it can sell homes at a price more lower income families can afford?

Accepted Answer

A) Hybrid 
B) Social Purpose 
C) Social Consequence 
D) Traditional Venture 
E) Enterprising Non-Profit 
A) Hybrid 
B) Social Purpose 
C) Social Consequence 
D) Traditional Venture 
E) Enterprising Non-Profit

Question 14

Why would shifting from one type of venture to another be challenging?

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&Strategy and resources must be aligned a

Question 15

Social entrepreneurship ventures require a longitudinal evaluation as part of the logic model.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Why might different countries have different needs for social entrepreneurship?

Accepted Answer

Governments can have very different mand

Enterprising nonprofits distribute dividends to shareholders as long as social outcomes are being met.

According to entrepreneur-centric definitions, social entrepreneurs are:

A logic model provides the financial details of a social venture.

Which of the following changes will impact all three portions of the Timmons Model?

The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor offers a way to classify social ventures.

Why is it difficult to measure the impact of social ventures.

In keeping with process-oriented definitions of social entrepreneurship; social wealth is defined broadly to include:

What aspect of many large companies social impact has garnered the largest amount of negative media attention in recent years?

Why is a Hybrid a form of social entrepreneurship?

What are the differences between measures of success for social ventures, as compared to for-profit companies?

Social entrepreneurship ventures always create systemic change.

Discuss how non-profits may have a competitive advantage in providing basic needs over a for profit company (use affordable housing as an example).

What would be the typology be of a venture that is focused on increasing the supply of affordable housing that uses a business model designed to lowers the cost of producing housing so that it can sell homes at a price more lower income families can afford?

Why would shifting from one type of venture to another be challenging?

Social entrepreneurship ventures require a longitudinal evaluation as part of the logic model.

Why might different countries have different needs for social entrepreneurship?

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Understanding Your Business Model and Developing Your Strategy

Entrepreneurial Marketing

Building the Founding Team

The Business Planning Process

Building Your Pro Forma Financial Statements

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Exam 14: Social Entrepreneurship: an Overview

Enterprising nonprofits distribute dividends to shareholders as long as social outcomes are being met.

According to entrepreneur-centric definitions, social entrepreneurs are:

A logic model provides the financial details of a social venture.

Which of the following changes will impact all three portions of the Timmons Model?

The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor offers a way to classify social ventures.

Why is it difficult to measure the impact of social ventures.

In keeping with process-oriented definitions of social entrepreneurship; social wealth is defined broadly to include:

What aspect of many large companies social impact has garnered the largest amount of negative media attention in recent years?

Why is a Hybrid a form of social entrepreneurship?

What are the differences between measures of success for social ventures, as compared to for-profit companies?

Social entrepreneurship ventures always create systemic change.

Discuss how non-profits may have a competitive advantage in providing basic needs over a for profit company (use affordable housing as an example).

What would be the typology be of a venture that is focused on increasing the supply of affordable housing that uses a business model designed to lowers the cost of producing housing so that it can sell homes at a price more lower income families can afford?

Why would shifting from one type of venture to another be challenging?

Social entrepreneurship ventures require a longitudinal evaluation as part of the logic model.

Why might different countries have different needs for social entrepreneurship?

The Power of Entrepreneurship

The Entrepreneurial Process

Opportunity Recognition, Shaping, and Reshaping

Understanding Your Business Model and Developing Your Strategy

Entrepreneurial Marketing

Building the Founding Team

The Business Planning Process

Building Your Pro Forma Financial Statements

Facing Entrepreneurial Ventures Worldwide

Raising Money for Starting and Growing Businesses

Debt and Other Forms of Financing

Legal and Tax Issues, Including Intellectual Property

Entrepreneurial Growth

Filters