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_____ are people willing to take the risk of starting, owning and operating a business. |
Entrepreneurs |
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Kyle is the credit manager for Timber Trails, Inc. a local landscaping company. Just recently, his mulch supplier noted on the invoice the terms of 3/15 net 30. What does this mean? |
Timber Trails will get a 3 percent cash discount if the balance owed to the supplier is paid within the 15 days; otherwise the entire balance is due in 30 days. |
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The_____is a broad stock index that includes many of the largest and best-known US corporations. |
Standard & Poor's 500 |
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In business communications, conciseness_______ |
is desirable, as long as it isn't at the expense of completeness. |
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_____ are wealthy individuals who invest in new and growing firms. |
angel investors |
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Stockholders are _______ of a corporation. They have the right to vote on issues affecting the operation of the business. |
owners |
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_____encompasses the routine procedures involved in recording financial transactions, while _______ goes further by analyzing and interpreting this info and communicating the results to the stakeholders. |
Bookkeeping & accounting |
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_______ accountants combine their knowledge of accounting with investigative skills. These accountants can help detect and investigate tax evasion, embezzlement, money laundering, and securities fraud. |
Forensic |
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______are professionally managed funds that pool the contributions of thousands of investors. |
Mutual funds |
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A______ maintains limited liability but offers more flexibility in terms of tax treatment than other forms of business ownership. |
limited liability partnership |
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four basic financial rations are: |
liquidity, asset management, leverage and profitability |
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A(n)_______ measures the ability to pay shot-term liabilities as they come due. |
liquidity ratio |
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Financial planning asks all of the following questions EXCEPT; |
How does the firm determine it's pricing strategy? |
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______ are companies that provide short-term financing to firms by purchasing accounts receivable at a discount. |
factors |
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A key advantage of a corporation is that: |
the owners maintain limited liability. |
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Taken together, the body of principles that guides the financial accounting process used to create financial statements is referred to as: |
GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) |
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Burger king, McDonald's, Wendy's and Hardee's are examples of: |
Business franchising |
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a_______ allows you to make purchases now and to defer the payment into the future. |
credit card |
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A_______ measures the extent to which a from relies on debt to meet its financing needs. |
leverage ratio |
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the firs step to developing a budget is analyzing your: |
revenues and expenses. |
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Finding ways to improve _______ is likely to a major challenge for globL firms that have employees, customers, and other stakeholders in several different countries. |
intercultural communication |
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In a _______ two or more companies agree to a combination of equals, creating one new company from the two previously independent companies. |
merger |
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In communications, the term______ refers to any interference that causes the message received by the audience to be different from the sender's intended message. |
noise |
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which of the following questions would an entrepreneur most likely ask in the aftermath of business failure? |
what can i learn from this experience that will help me be more successful in the future? |
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the________ is an index based on the adjusted average price of stocks of 30 major corporations picked by editors of the Wall Street Journal. |
Dow Jones Industrial Average |
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Excellent communications skills:_______ |
can dramatically imp roe your chances for business success. |
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one characteristic many successful entrepreneurs share includes: |
vision |
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Which of the following statements is the rationale for the accounting equation? |
what the firm owns minus what it owes creditors equals what it is worth to its owners. |
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Walmart, ExxonMobil, Intel, and virtually all other large companies in the US are organized as: |
C-corporations |
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The majority of new small businesses owners rely heavily on _______ to finance their start-ups. |
personal sources, including family friends and credit cards. |
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______are companies that invest in start-up businesses with high growth potential in exchange for an ownership stake. |
venture capital firms |
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Financing provided by a firm's owners is classified as______ financing. |
equity |
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A______ is the communication channel with the highest level of channel richness and is used to deliver complex and individualized messages. |
Face-to-face meeting. |
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______ are the after-tax distribution of profits to corporate owners. |
dividends |
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effective communication occurs when you can transmit ______ to your audience |
meaning |
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Susanne likely was just elected to the board of directors at United bank corporation. As a board member, she is expected to represent the interests of: |
shareholders |
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in low-income countries, a higher percentage of entrepreneurs are considered: |
necessity entrepreneurs |
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In its narrowest sense, a firm's _____ consists of its holdings of currency and demand deposits. |
cash |
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A nonprofit corporation enjoys the benefit of: |
earnings that are exempt from state and federal taxes. |
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responsible use of credit card requires: |
self-discipline |
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One of the reasons people tend to have a hard time listening effectively is that they_______ |
can think at a much faster rate than they can listen. |
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In the ______ corporation raise additional financial capital by issuing and selling new securities, while in the________ investors trade previously issued securities. |
primary market & secondary market |
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Entrepreneurs tend to have an internal locus of control. this means they: |
have a sense that they are personally responsible for what happens in their lives. |
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a stockholder will recognize a_______ if upon selling his shares, he receives a higher price/share than the original price/share that he paid for the stock. |
capital gain |
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cash equivalents include all of the following EXCEPT: |
inventory |
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the party in a franchise relationship that pays for the right to use resources supplied by another business entity is known as the: |
franchise |
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_____ is/are what the firm owes its creditors |
liabilities |
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the key elements of a credit policy would include all of the following EXCEPT: |
evaluating the appropriate stock of inventory needed to meet credit sales. |
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When a firm reinvests some of its net income rather than distributing it to owners, the result is an increase in the firm's: |
retained earnings |
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the majority of businesses today are formed as______ |
sole proprietorships |
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Pop goes the weasel is a small toy store that competes effectively with the much larger companies, since it focuses exclusively on selling non electronic toys made of wood. the company has been successful since it has: |
exploited a market niche |
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a manager's facial expressions, posture and gestures are examples of __________ |
nonverbal communication |
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advantage of a corporation include all of the following EXCEPT: |
less paperwork and government regulation. |
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while _________ is concerned with preparing financial statements for external stakeholders according to a fixed schedule, _______ provides info to internal stakeholders on an "as needed" basis. |
financial accounting ______&_____ managerial accounting |
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A _____ is a voluntary agreement between two or more people to jointly own a business |
partnership |
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financial managers use ______ to assess the financial strengths and weakness of their firm. |
ratio analysis |
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the three basic types of securities corporations issue to raise long-term financial capital are_____ |
stocks, commercial paper and debentures |
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the _____ budget deals with the firm's plans for investing in major fixed assets and long term projects |
long-term |
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an auditor issuing ____ has uncovered serious widespread problems with the preparation of a firms financial statements |
adverse opinion |
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managerial accounting serves the needs of a firm's ________? |
mangers |