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What are the two main sources of funding for businesses?

Equity and Debt

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What are some sources of equity funding?

Friends and Family; Public Offerings; Private Placements; Venture Capital; Angel Investors

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What are some sources of debt funding?

Loans; Leases; Mortgages; Overdraft; Trade Credit

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What are two other sources of funding to note?

Grants and Bequests

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What is accounting?

Gathering and sorting documents to record transactions

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Who are the primary users of accounting information?

Government; Investors; Suppliers; Customers; Employees; Management; Auditors

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How does the government use accounting information?

To collect taxes and estimate GDP

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Why do investors use accounting information?

To decide on investment risks and amounts

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How do suppliers utilize accounting information?

To assess creditworthiness for contracts

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What do customers learn from accounting information?

About the business's reputation and reliability

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How can employees use accounting information?

To negotiate salaries and assess job offers

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What is the role of management in using accounting information?

To measure business performance

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Why do auditors need accounting information?

To lend credibility to financial information

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What are the steps in the accounting cycle?

Source Documents; Journals; Post to Ledgers; Prepare Unadjusted Trial Balance; Adjustments; Adjusted Trial Balance; Prepare Financial Statements; Closing Entries

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What are source documents in accounting?

Invoices; Receipts; Bank Statements; Payroll Records; Purchase Orders

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What is the purpose of journal entries in accounting?

To record transactions in chronological order

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What is the purpose of posting to ledgers?

To maintain accurate account balances

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What does extracting a trial balance ensure?

That total debits equal total credits

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What financial statements are prepared in accounting?

Income Statement; Statement of Retained Earnings; Balance Sheet; Cash Flow Statement

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What does the income statement show?

Revenues and expenses to determine net income

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What is included in the statement of comprehensive income?

Sales, returns, and net sales

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What is breakeven analysis?

The point where profit equals zero

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How do you calculate breakeven in units?

Breakeven Units = Total Fixed Costs ÷ Contribution Margin per Unit

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How do you calculate breakeven in dollars?

Breakeven Dollars = (Total Fixed Costs ÷ CM per Unit) × Selling Price per Unit

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What is the importance of savings and investment options for entrepreneurs?

To ensure cash is actively working for them

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What are some savings and investment options for businesses?

Stocks; Bonds; Fixed Deposits; Treasury Bills

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What is market research?

Gathering and analyzing market information

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What is the primary purpose of market research?

To provide insights for strategic decisions

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What are the benefits of conducting market research?

Customer Understanding; Strategic Planning; Risk Reduction; Product Development; Competitive Advantage; Targeted Marketing; Resource Optimization; Business Growth

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What are key elements of market research?

Product Characteristics; Market Analysis; Expected Sales Trends; Customer Analysis; Promotional Strategy; Nature and Level of Competition

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What are product characteristics in market research?

Examination of product features and benefits

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Why is market analysis important?

It identifies opportunities and potential threats

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What does expected sales trends involve?

Making predictions about future sales

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What is customer analysis in market research?

Understanding demographics and preferences

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What is the promotional strategy in market research?

How the product will be promoted

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Why is analyzing competition important?

It helps in effective product positioning

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What is cost-benefit analysis in market research?

Evaluating costs against benefits of research

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What are the stages in the market research process?

Aim/Problem; Research Objective; Research Design; Research Methods; Sampling; Data Collection; Data Analysis and Presentation; Reporting

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What is the aim/problem phase in market research?

Defining the purpose of the study

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What are research objectives?

Specific, measurable goals for the study

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What is research design?

Overall plan for conducting the research

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What are research methods?

Specific techniques used to collect data

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What is sampling in research?

Selecting a subset of the population

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What is data collection in market research?

Gathering data according to research methods

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What is data analysis and presentation?

Processing and interpreting collected data

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What is reporting in market research?

Presenting findings in a structured manner

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What are the key tasks in administering surveys?

Surveys, interviews, and observations

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Why is data integrity important in research?

It ensures reliability and accuracy of data

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What is the definition of data analysis?

Processing, cleaning, and interpreting data

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What are the key tasks in data analysis?

Using statistical tools and summarizing findings

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Which software can be used for statistical analysis?

Excel, SPSS, or specialized tools

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What does reporting involve in research?

Presenting findings in a structured manner

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What are the key tasks in reporting research findings?

Organizing the report and ensuring clarity

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What is the definition of the conclusion stage in research?

Synthesizing findings to draw conclusions

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What are the key tasks in the conclusion stage?

Identifying patterns and formulating conclusions

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What is a feasibility analysis?

Evaluation of a proposed business idea

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What is the main purpose of a feasibility analysis?

To minimize risks in starting a venture

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How does feasibility analysis help in decision-making?

Provides insights for resource allocation

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What is one benefit of feasibility analysis?

Risk mitigation by identifying challenges

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What does personality feasibility analyze?

SWOT of the entrepreneur or team

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What is assessed in technical feasibility?

Technology requirements and skills

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What does operational feasibility analyze?

Processes and resource availability

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What is included in financial feasibility?

Startup costs and revenue projections

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What is assessed in marketing feasibility?

Target market and market size

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What does time feasibility evaluate?

Time to market and project timelines

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What is analyzed in industry feasibility?

Competitive landscape and regulations

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What does cultural feasibility assess?

Cultural sensitivity and social acceptance

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What is the distinction between market research and feasibility analysis?

Feasibility analysis evaluates the whole business

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What is the focus of market research?

Understanding market and customer behaviors

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What is the objective of feasibility analysis?

Evaluate practicality of a business idea

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What is a business plan?

Document summarizing operational and financial objectives

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What is the primary purpose of a business plan?

To serve as a roadmap for the entrepreneur

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How does a business plan help in decision-making?

By analyzing various aspects of the business

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Why is the executive summary important?

It prepares readers for the upcoming content

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What should be included in the business description?

Name, location, and nature of the business

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When should the executive summary be written?

After completing other sections of the plan

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What does the management section address?

Qualifications and responsibilities of the team

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What does the operational plan detail?

Process of delivering products or services

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What is included in the financial plan?

Revenue forecasts and cash flow projections

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What is assessed in competitor analysis?

Competitor strengths and weaknesses

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What is the definition of a business model?

How an organization creates and captures value

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What is a key component of a business model?

Value proposition and income generation

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What is included in the operations component of a business model?

Internal sources of competitive advantage

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What does the value proposition examine?

How the organization creates value for customers

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What should be considered in income generation?

Operating leverage and pricing strategies

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How can a business differentiate its products?

Through operational excellence and product quality

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What is a growth model in a business context?

Strategy for long-term business growth

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What does the business model canvas represent?

Pictorial representation of the business model

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What are the key elements of a feasibility analysis?

Personality; Technical; Operational; Financial; Marketing; Time; Industry; Cultural feasibility

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What are the differences between market research and feasibility analysis?

Market research focuses on customer behaviors; Feasibility analysis assesses overall business viability; Market research guides marketing strategies; Feasibility analysis evaluates resource requirements and risks

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What are the key elements of a business plan?

Executive summary; Business description; Management; Marketing analysis; Operational plan; Financial plan; Competitor analysis; Bibliography and appendices

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