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A) Several companies are engaged in highly competitive advertising, which indicates that the product is desirable.
B) The new company will sell a newly patented invention that is not yet well known but is expected to dominate the market.
C) Start-up costs are high, so only a few companies are in business.
D) The new company will be able to sell only to selected buyers.
E) Customers have substitute products from which to choose if the new company cannot produce the products as rapidly as needed.
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A) low labor requirements.
B) lack of owner commitment.
C) favorable tax treatment.
D) high market demand.
E) size of initial capital investment required.
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A) What does she or he want to accomplish?
B) What financing is available?
C) What is the demand for the product/service?
D) What is the most effective production strategy?
E) What does the competitive situation look like?
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A) retail business.
B) company with a first-mover advantage.
C) manufacturing business.
D) strategy imitator.
E) product assimilator.
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A) More new jobs are created by small than by large businesses.
B) Large businesses show better financial performance than small businesses.
C) Small businesses represent the majority of new businesses started each year.
D) Small businesses can typically produce and deliver specialty products more efficiently than large businesses.
E) Small businesses outnumber large businesses by nearly 100 to 1.
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A) is publicly owned.
B) creates jobs faster than big businesses.
C) has less than 100 employees.
D) is easily discernible from a big business.
E) has sales so small it cannot influence its environment.
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A) Bank loans
B) Money from venture capitalists
C) Personal financial resources
D) Issuing stock in the business
E) Forming strategic alliances
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A) Retailing
B) Department store retailing
C) Wholesaling
D) Airline
E) Manufacturing
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A) Managerial competence
B) Luck
C) Hard work, drive, and dedication
D) Empathy with customers
E) Careful analysis of market conditions
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A) Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
B) Small Business Administration (SBA)
C) Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE)
D) Active Corps of Executives (ACE)
E) Small Business Institute (SBI)
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A) Who are my customers, and where are they?
B) Who are my competitors, and where are they?
C) How can I differentiate my product from that of my competitors?
D) In what quantities and at what price will my customers buy my service?
E) All of these choices
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A) Orange County Choppers, builders of custom motorcycles, can exploit their own reality television show.
B) The manufacturer of Blistex lip cream, a U.S.-made product, is introduced for the first time to consumers in Europe.
C) Coca-Cola introduces its own brand of bottled water after the success of a number of other brands of water.
D) Kroger supermarkets add a new line of cosmetics for teens to its shelves.
E) Purina introduces a new package design for its dog food.
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