GMS200 - Global Management Chapter 6: Entrepreneurship & New Ventures

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These flashcards cover key terms and concepts related to entrepreneurship and new ventures as discussed in the lecture notes.

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Entrepreneurship

Strategic thinking and risk-taking behavior that results in new opportunities.

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Classic entrepreneur

Pursues opportunities others fail to recognize or view as problems or threats.

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Serial entrepreneur

Starts and runs businesses and nonprofits repeatedly.

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First-mover advantage

The advantage gained by the first to spot or exploit a niche or enter a new market.

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Internal locus of control

The belief that one controls their own destiny; self-directing and seeking autonomy.

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High energy level

Characteristic of entrepreneurs; they are persistent and willing to exert extraordinary efforts.

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High need for achievement

Motivation to accomplish challenging goals; thrive on performance feedback.

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Tolerance for ambiguity

Ability to tolerate high degrees of uncertainty; a trait of risk-takers.

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Self-reliance

Wanting independence and being self-directed; not wanting to work for others.

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Necessity-based entrepreneurship

Starting a business due to few or no other employment options.

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Social entrepreneurship

A form of ethical entrepreneurship focused on solving pressing social problems.

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Business model

A plan for making a profit by generating revenues greater than costs.

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Startup

A new and temporary venture trying to establish a profitable business model.

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Lean startups

Utilize open-source software and free web services to contain costs while remaining small.

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Family-owned small businesses

Account for 80% of private firms in Canada and provide 60% of the nation’s GDP.

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Business incubator

Offers space, services, and management advice to help small businesses start.

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Debt Financing

Involves borrowing money from a person, bank, or financial institution for business.

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Equity Financing

Exchanging ownership shares for outside investment.

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Angel Investor

A wealthy individual who invests in return for equity in a new venture.