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i think i'm gonna stop hangin round tyler ppl keep tellin me he iz gonna rape me
alisha said he has already raped me 3 times
tyler said he gave me some drug thats whn he raped me
c i tld u hes gonna rape claud lol in tyler land kalled itz mine.needz ta give u my jacket back jonz pissed ab tht but he dont kare @ tha same tym.but he jst dont want other guyz havin my stuff but as loing a s ur w/him while he haz it itz okay dont let jon c tyler kkkkkkkkk
Petroleum, nickel, rare woods, fish, chicle, and hydropower.
2. What kind of human resources does the country have?
There are jobs for the petroleum and hydropower
3.How does the country make up for the resources that are in short supply?
They trade with surrounding countries
4.What factors of production could this country use?
They use the natural resources that are available to them and the things they have exchanged
5. What natural resources are available?
Nickel, fish, rare woods and Petroleum and what ever they have gotten from trading
6. Has the country made a transition from a command economy to mixed or market economy, if so report the process, the successes, and the difficulties of the transitions?
They have a market economy from what I can tell they do a lot of trading within their country and with other countries.
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What are some characteristics of entrepreneurs?
Taking a risk and becoming a success.
What are three advantages of entrepreneurship?
Take charge, work for them, expertise and skill
What are some disadvantages of entrepreneurship?
Small business
What is the main reason that entrepreneurship fail?
1.A (n) entrepreneur is a person who recognizes and opportunity and who organizes, manages and assumes the risks of a business enterprise, with the intent of increasing the value of the business.
2.A person who likes to take chances is a (n) risk taker.
3.A (n) Virtual business or dot-com company is a business that operates on the internet.
4.An independently owned business serving limited geographic area is called a (n) entrepreneurship.
5.The money that is left over after a business has paid all the costs of producing its goods and services is called profit.
6.A business started by someone who accepted the risk of starting and running a business is called a (n) small business.
7.What do all people who start a new business do?
They see how much there product is needed in that area.
8.What is an entrepreneurship?
An independently owned business serving limited geographic area
9.What is a virtual business sometimes called?
A virtual business or dot-com company
10.How does the Small Business Association (SBA) define a small business?
Usually has the owner as the manager
11.What is a profit?
The money that is left over after all the bills are paid.
12.Name the advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurships.
You get to work at home=advantage, you get lonely=disadvantage
13.Why do small businesses help the U.S. economy?
They raise the economy.
14.Why is it important for small business owners to be aware of consumer trends?
I f the consumer doesn’t like the product they will not buy it.
What is ethics?
The set of moral principles which people conduct themselves personally, socially or professionally.
Ex: you don’t cheat on your test or steal clothing because of your personal honor and integrity .for the good of society; you recycle to take care of the environment.
In business people create a code of business rethics.is aset of guidelines about how a business should conduct its self
Ex: for any business to be successful it must operate legally, ethically and humanely.
Legal responsibility
Sweetshops-are factories that have unsafe working conditions, treat workers badly, and pay poorly.
Occupational safety and health administration – is a division of the department of labor that sets and enforces work related health and safety rules.
Set up by the U.S. government to protect society
Other independent agencies to protect consumers are : monitor broadcast communications and address discrimination in the work place
Business that fails to follow laws is subject to fines, lawsuits, and new regulations.
Most business police themselves by distributing codes of ethics
A code of ethic- is a set of guidelines for maintaining ethics in the work place.
Can cover everything from employee behavior to environmental safety
Business that regulate themselves are able to operate more freely
Operating with unethical business practices can mean a business is lying ,offering ,merchandise it knows to be substandard, or treating fosterers unfairly
Violate the company code of ethics you could be fired or lose your license.
Violate government regulations you can be fined or go to jail.
You may not get caught by violating the law
Business relies on repeat customers and words of amount you make in profit from one unhappy customer translate into a lot more in lost business.
Treating employs unethically can also backfire.
Important ethical questions
Ethics involve an endless series of relation ships –between buyer and seller ,employer and employee ,business and government and business and society
Is it against the law?
Does it violate company or professional policies?
What if everyone did this?
How would I feel if some1 did this for me?
Am I sacrificing long term benefits of short term gains?
Ethical decisions making leads to more business activity and more efficient production of goods and services
Business work best when there is mutual trust between buyers and sellers
Chapter 5 notes
·An Entrepreneurship is a business started by someone who notices a need for a product or service.
Entrepreneur
·A person who recognizes a business opportunity and organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business enterprise, with the intent of increasing the Markey value of the business
Advantages of Entrepreneurship
·Take charge
·Self-directed
·Work for themselves
·Risk taker
·Taking a risk and becoming a success story
·Expertise and skills
·Working from home
Disadvantages of Entrepreneurship
·Total responsibility
·Long hours
·Financial risk
Small Business
·The Small Business Administration (SBA) defines small business as an independently owned business that usually has the owner as its manager.
·Vital part of the economy
·Employ more than 50 percent of the total workforce in the U.S.
Advantages of Small Business
·Easier to form than large
·Being the boss
Disadvantages of small business
·Responsible for decisions
·Can create a feeling of loneliness
·Careful planning is one way to ensure the success of starting a business.
Business Plan
·A written description of a new business venture that describes all aspects of the business