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Understanding Business Study Set 1
Quiz 1: Taking Risks and Making Profits Within the Dynamic Business Environment
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Question 141
True/False
Over many years the nature of U.S. business has changed very little from century to century.
Question 142
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According to the box, "Gourmet Airport Eateries Take Flight," safety regulations have made it difficult for airport restaurants to operate. Because of this, all airport food is limited to cold sandwiches and reheated entrees. This makes an airport restaurant an unprofitable business venture.
Question 143
True/False
The evidence for climate change is questionable. Well-known U.S. companies are taking a wait-and-see approach toward addressing climate change.
Question 144
True/False
Increases in productivity have allowed fewer farmers to feed more and more people.
Question 145
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The best employment strategy for today's college graduates is to search for jobs that are closely related to their college major.
Question 146
True/False
There are more high-paying jobs in the service sector than in the goods-producing sector.
Question 147
True/False
War and terrorism have had a significant effect in drawing many resources away from the U.S. economy and led to many additional costs for businesses.
Question 148
True/False
In most industries, the only producers that pose a serious threat to U.S. manufacturers are those in Japan and Western Europe. Producers in countries like China and India have become major U.S. competitors. For example, Lenovo, a Chinese firm, recently bought IBM's PC unit.
Question 149
True/False
Technology helped the manufacturing industry to become more productive.
Question 150
True/False
Lucy owns a restaurant in Los Angeles. She heard on the radio that the homeland security threat level has been increased due to anticipated terrorist activities, especially in large cities in the U.S. She will likely not be able to get insurance to cover any losses her business may suffer should an attack occur in L.A.
Question 151
True/False
Almost all of the growth in employment opportunities since the mid-1980s has been generated by the service sector.
Question 152
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While the proportion of workers employed in agriculture has remained relatively constant, the average size of farms has steadily decreased over the past century.
Question 153
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Carlos Gonzalez owns a small manufacturing company that makes ventilation systems used in the construction of office buildings. As the U.S. continues to be involved in wars around the globe, Carlos may notice that his business will be growing more slowly in the future as more money continues to be put into the war effort.
Question 154
True/False
The number of U.S. jobs in manufacturing has increased in the past five years.
Question 155
True/False
One of the problems with globalization is that distribution systems and communication systems lack efficiency.
Question 156
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After several years of study as a part-time student, Alex recently earned a degree in marketing at a local college. The growth in global markets may increase Alex's job opportunities, but it will also require him to continually update his skills or seek further education.
Question 157
True/False
Companies that participate in the defense industry by making weapons and other companies that make armored vehicles and even food companies do well when the U.S. is at war.