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ENTREPRENEURSHIP VOCABULARY
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AUTOMATION The use of machines, control systems, and information technology to optimize productivity
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BALANCE SHEET Financial statement which tells entrepreneur what the business is worth at a given time Summary of financial balances includes assets, liabilities, and equity
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BREAK EVEN POINT Sale equal to cost of producing the product
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BUSINESS CONCEPT Statement of an idea
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BUSINESS PLAN Document that describes the business concept, operations, forecasts, and justification for financial backing
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CASH FLOW STATEMENT Statement which shows the rate at which money is received and spent
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COMPETITION Product that is similar or the same that is sold by another company
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CUSTOMER PROFILE A description of a customer or a set of customers that include demographic, psychographic and geographic characteristics as well as buying patterns, credit worthiness and purchase history
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ENTREPRENEUR Someone willing to assume risks for starting a business
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FINANCIAL PLAN Forecast for determining acquisition of funding, profits, and sales projection
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FIXED COSTS Expenses that vary little if any
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FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS Study to determine if idea is practical
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GROSS PROFIT Income made before expenses are paid or all revenue collected
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INCOME STATEMENT (POFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT) An accounting record of monies received
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INVENTORY CONTROL Management of costs through strict accounting of raw materials and products sold
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JUST IN TIME INVENTORY A cost effective method of managing out going product to manage cash flow
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LIABILITY Accountability and responsibility for business risks
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MARKET ANALYSIS Study of current trends in consumer behavior
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MARKET SURVEY Research measuring feelings and preferences of customers in a given market. (usually a list of questions)
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MARKET NICHE Target group of customers who are most likely to buy a product
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MARK-UP Amount business adds to the cost of producing the producing the product. Cost + Markup=Price
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NET PROFIT Amount of monies that remains after expenses are paid
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OBJECTIVE A desired result, something that one’s efforts or actions are intended to attain
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OHSA Occupational Safety and Hazards Administration-federal agency that monitors safe workplaces
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POLICY Guiding principle, rules, or strategy
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PORTFOLIO Collection of works, strategies, research, business proposal
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PRODUCT STANDARDS Process that must be followed every time to control uniform/consistant outcome
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PRODUCT MIX Product, place, promotion, price, etc.
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PROTOTYPE Sample product/ working model
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QUALITY CONTROL Process oversight that manages consistent superior products
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RETAIL PRICES Amount the consumer pays
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SALES PROJECTION ( FORECAST) Forecast of future sales
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TARGET CUSTOMER Group of consumers expected to purchase product
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VARIABLE COSTS Expenses that change. Example electricity cost
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VENDOR Supplier of goods or service to a business
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COLLATERAL An asset that can be sold by a creditor to settle financial obligation
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CORPORATION Type of business ownership that grants individuals or group a charter of legal rights and protection
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DEMOGRAPHICS Market characteristics such as gender, location, income, ethnicity, etc.
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FRANCHISE A licensed right to use name, recipes, trademarks, and other property of another company
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MARKETING The conception, pricing, promotion and distribution of products and services to satisfy customer wants and needs
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