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Management Study Set 41
Quiz 9: Managing Start-Ups and New Ventures
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Question 101
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Special Exercises Jennifer Laurash was a middle manager in corporate America. She switched to work as a full time mother when her children were young. Then she started the Tiny Little T-shirt Company in her basement. Her clothing line is now international. Match the following. You may use a response once, more than once, or not at all.
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She was having a problem deciding on what went in her business plan and heard of other businesses getting college business classes to design a plan for them. Where did she go to locate such a program?
The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO)
Where can she go to network?
Active Corps of Executives (ACE)
If she wanted to ask advice later from someone currently in business who would be unbiased and able to give her an honest answer, which agency should she contact?
Small Business Institute (SBI)
Premises:
She was having a problem deciding on what went in her business plan and heard of other businesses getting college business classes to design a plan for them. Where did she go to locate such a program?
Where can she go to network?
If she wanted to ask advice later from someone currently in business who would be unbiased and able to give her an honest answer, which agency should she contact?
Responses:
The National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO)
Active Corps of Executives (ACE)
Small Business Institute (SBI)
Question 102
Short Answer
The media often portray big business as crushing small business. In fact, what is the relationship between big and small business more likely to be like?
Question 103
Essay
You have a great idea for a new children's toy. Describe your financing options.
Question 104
Essay
Describe the four major types of information presented in a business plan.
Question 105
Essay
List and briefly describe the major causes of small business failure and success.
Question 106
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A new business can be started either from scratch or by buying an existing business. Which method seems best to you? Explain your answer.
Question 107
Essay
Briefly describe industries in which small businesses seem to be most effective and why this seems to be the case. In what area are small businesses least successful in comparison to large businesses?
Question 108
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Match the following. You may use a response once, more than once, or not at all.
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Less freedom to make decisions about suppliers and materials
Starting a business from scratch
Characterized by entrepreneurs who try to launch businesses in their spare time
Identifying new markets
Obtains ongoing access to advice from experts
Control system
Premises:
Less freedom to make decisions about suppliers and materials
Characterized by entrepreneurs who try to launch businesses in their spare time
Obtains ongoing access to advice from experts
Responses:
Starting a business from scratch
Identifying new markets
Control system
Question 109
Short Answer
When the business plan is finished, the entrepreneur must choose a structure. What does that mean?
Question 110
Short Answer
How has e-commerce affected entrepreneurship?
Question 111
Essay
What are the latest trends in new business start-ups? Why is it happening?
Question 112
Essay
Describe the role of entrepreneurship in society.
Question 113
Essay
Describe the entrepreneurship process.
Question 114
Essay
Imagine you are working for 3M, a company known for supporting innovation. In your private time you create a new product. Will you start your own company? Why or why not?
Question 115
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List and briefly describe the four programs available from the SBA that are designed to help small business operators gain access to management expertise. What is the SBA's other primary function?
Question 116
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Insead is a business school in France. Half of its alumni go on to start their own business or purchase one. Describe recent trends in small-business start-ups and how an Insead education could help an entrepreneur.