Exam 2: The Entrepreneurial Process
Exam 1: The Power of Entrepreneurship78 Questions
Exam 2: The Entrepreneurial Process82 Questions
Exam 3: Opportunity Recognition, Shaping, and Reshaping76 Questions
Exam 4: Understanding Your Business Model and Developing Your Strategy68 Questions
Exam 5: Entrepreneurial Marketing71 Questions
Exam 6: Building the Founding Team74 Questions
Exam 7: The Business Planning Process72 Questions
Exam 8: Building Your Pro Forma Financial Statements69 Questions
Exam 9: Facing Entrepreneurial Ventures Worldwide60 Questions
Exam 10: Raising Money for Starting and Growing Businesses73 Questions
Exam 11: Debt and Other Forms of Financing69 Questions
Exam 12: Legal and Tax Issues, Including Intellectual Property59 Questions
Exam 13: Entrepreneurial Growth75 Questions
Exam 14: Social Entrepreneurship: an Overview56 Questions
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Give several examples of triggering events that give birth to a new organization.
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One difference between having an idea vs.an opportunity is the ability to list potential customers by name.
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Entrepreneurship reduces the overall health of an economy by destroying jobs in traditional industries.
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For an entrepreneurial company, leasing is better than buying because:
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When determining how to allocate scarce resources, an entrepreneur should:
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One of the biggest misconceptions about an idea for a new business is that
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Explain the rationale behind the statement, "A first class team with a second class idea is better than a second class team with a first class idea."
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Entrepreneurial companies should consider outsourcing responsibilities and functions that are not critical to the company's success.
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It is possible for a company to have a positive cash flow and be unprofitable.
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Only the most skilled entrepreneurs should attempt to build a business around social or cultural fads.
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What percentage of venture backed companies survive to the five year mark?
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Low-tech businesses, such as convenience stores, are not typically considered part of entrepreneurship because of their lack of innovation and intellectual property.
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The vast majority of entrepreneurs start their companies with their own personal savings.
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Access to entrepreneurial role models can be a significant factor in determining whether or not someone will become an entrepreneur.
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Where do most entrepreneurs get the idea for their businesses?
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Ross Perot, the former US Presidential Candidate, decided, as a young man, to pursue a life-long career in politics and never utilized his talent for entrepreneurship.
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What ratio best reflects the number of companies that begin with venture capital in hand?
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The most costly expense that seed-stage biotechnology companies face in their early years is the initial expenditure on manufacturing equipment.
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