hich of the following is considered an adaptive response behaviour? An immigrant becoming an entrepreneur because of a lack of language and job skills An entrepreneur who had planned all his to own a business {c] Someone who quits a good job to become an entrepreneur {d} All of the above good job to become an entrepreneur {d} All of the above Advantages of entrepreneurship include fa} Autonomy {b} The challenge of a start-up {c} Control over personal financial situation {d} All of the above Advantages of entrepreneurship include {a} Freedom and independence to make decisions {b} Need for achievement {c} Need to be a jack of all trades {d} Process of starting a business
hich of the following is considered an adaptive response behaviour? An immigrant becoming an entrepreneur because of a lack of language and job skills An entrepreneur who had planned all his to own a business {c] Someone who quits a good job to become an entrepreneur {d} All of the above good job to become an entrepreneur {d} All of the above Advantages of entrepreneurship include fa} Autonomy {b} The challenge of a start-up {c} Control over personal financial situation {d} All of the above Advantages of entrepreneurship include {a} Freedom and independence to make decisions {b} Need for achievement {c} Need to be a jack of all trades {d} Process of starting a business
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![hich of the following is considered an adaptive response behaviour?
An immigrant becoming an entrepreneur because of a lack of language and job skills
An entrepreneur who had planned all his to own a business {c] Someone who quits a
good job to become an entrepreneur {d} All of the above
Advantages of entrepreneurship include
{a} Autonomy {b} The challenge of a start-up {c} Control over personal financial
situation {d} All of the above
Advantages of entrepreneurship include
{a} Freedom and independence to make decisions {b} Need for achievement {c} Need to
be a jack of all trades {d} Process of starting a business
Small businesses often have little margin for error because
45.
46.
{a} The entrepreneur does not have the skills to turn the company around (b} The
companies often operate on a thin financial margin {c} Mistakes are a sign of poor
management {d} It decreases the entreprencur's autonomy
In 1955, General Electric was the country's biggest company with nearly 10 billion in
47.
sales
{a} True {b} False
While entrepreneurship can be seen in places around the world, it is most robust and
pervasive in the United States
{a} True {b} False
The number of people per business has been remarkably constant since the end of World
48.
49.
War II
{a} True {b} False
Deregulation provided a major setback to entrepreneurship
50.
{a} True {b} False
The improvements in our economy in the early 1990s have brought an end to corporate
51.
downsizing
{a} True {b} False
At the heart of the new world order are changes in the way in which business is
52.
conducted
{a} True {b} False
Jobs were a societal invention to provide the needed human resource element to allow the
industrial revolution to proceed
53.
{a} True {b} False
Entrepreneurship requires a culture very much like that of the United States to survive
54.
{a} True {b} False
Because of the magnitude of economic problems in many parts of the world, the World
Bank has withdrawn its support of programs fostering entreprencurship
55.
{a} True {b} False
The Microfinance Bank provides microloans for microenterprises
56.
{a} True {b} False
The historic changes in the world economy of the 1980s and 1990s have been part of
{a} The techno society {b} The new world order {c} The entrepreneurial controlled
market {d} The free market decline {e} All of the above
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Transcribed Image Text:hich of the following is considered an adaptive response behaviour?
An immigrant becoming an entrepreneur because of a lack of language and job skills
An entrepreneur who had planned all his to own a business {c] Someone who quits a
good job to become an entrepreneur {d} All of the above
Advantages of entrepreneurship include
{a} Autonomy {b} The challenge of a start-up {c} Control over personal financial
situation {d} All of the above
Advantages of entrepreneurship include
{a} Freedom and independence to make decisions {b} Need for achievement {c} Need to
be a jack of all trades {d} Process of starting a business
Small businesses often have little margin for error because
45.
46.
{a} The entrepreneur does not have the skills to turn the company around (b} The
companies often operate on a thin financial margin {c} Mistakes are a sign of poor
management {d} It decreases the entreprencur's autonomy
In 1955, General Electric was the country's biggest company with nearly 10 billion in
47.
sales
{a} True {b} False
While entrepreneurship can be seen in places around the world, it is most robust and
pervasive in the United States
{a} True {b} False
The number of people per business has been remarkably constant since the end of World
48.
49.
War II
{a} True {b} False
Deregulation provided a major setback to entrepreneurship
50.
{a} True {b} False
The improvements in our economy in the early 1990s have brought an end to corporate
51.
downsizing
{a} True {b} False
At the heart of the new world order are changes in the way in which business is
52.
conducted
{a} True {b} False
Jobs were a societal invention to provide the needed human resource element to allow the
industrial revolution to proceed
53.
{a} True {b} False
Entrepreneurship requires a culture very much like that of the United States to survive
54.
{a} True {b} False
Because of the magnitude of economic problems in many parts of the world, the World
Bank has withdrawn its support of programs fostering entreprencurship
55.
{a} True {b} False
The Microfinance Bank provides microloans for microenterprises
56.
{a} True {b} False
The historic changes in the world economy of the 1980s and 1990s have been part of
{a} The techno society {b} The new world order {c} The entrepreneurial controlled
market {d} The free market decline {e} All of the above
57.
![Among the changes occurring in the world economy of the 1980s and 1990s is/are
Which is TRUE of entrepreneurship during the 1980s and 1990?
a Technological changes {b} Increasing worldwide competition (c} Thousands of jobs
being eliminated {d} All of the above e} None of the above
(a} There has been an unparalleled reduction {b} It is a major source of vitality in today's
world economy {c} It has started to emerge (d} All of the above {e} None of the above
With regard to the importance of size, the attitude in 1955 seemed to be
60.
{a} Big firms are too rigid {b} Big firms are usually inefficient {c} With size come great
advantages that give a company great strength {d} Big firms can't attract good managers
{e} None of the above
By the 1950s entrepreneurship
61.
{a} Was sweeping the country {b} Was regarded as much less important to our economy
than big business {c} Had been victimized by unfair foreign competition {d} was the
darling of Wall Street {e} None of the above
62.
One of the transformations of business in the new world order is steady growth In
{a} Agriculture {b} The Federal Government {c} Service industries {d} Manufacturing
From the mid-50s to the mid-60s some foreign competition began to emerge, and as a
result, big business in the United States
{a} Barely seemed to notice {b} Immediately panicked {c} Went to the government for
protection {d} Improved its methods of production {e} None of the above
The vitality of entrepreneurship versus that of big business during recent years has been
{a} About the same {b} Greater {c} Less {d} Considerably less
The wave of deregulation of the late 1970s changed which of the following industries?
{a} Trucking {b} Airlines {c} Communication {d} All of the above {e} None of the
63.
64.
65.
above
66.
The influence of foreign competition and deregulation in our cconomy during the past 20
to 30 years has
{a} Been enormous {b} Changed the structure of American industry {c} Given
opportunities to many entrepreneurs {d} All of the above {e} None of the above
The deregulation of the late 1970s involved many parts of our economy and
{a} Were aimed at protecting big lirms {b} Were particularly hard on small businesses
{c} Resulted in the entry of many small firms into industries that for vears had been
dominated by giant companies {d} Led to a wave of unlawful corporate behaviour
Managers who have lost their jobs due to corporate downsizing are likely to become
67.
68.
entrepreneurs because
Sal They frequently have considerable experience {b} Their chances of getting a job as
good as the one they lost are slim {c} They desire independence (d} All of the above
The impact on the individual of the widespread loss of corporate jobs has been
fa A loss of a sense of security {b} A reduction in traditional career opportunities {c} A
greater likelihood to turn to entrepreneurship {d} All of the above
The biggest source of new jobs in recent years has been
(a} Large firms {b} Small firms {c} Exporters {d} Law enforcement
69.
70.
The spread of entrepreneurship has been
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Transcribed Image Text:Among the changes occurring in the world economy of the 1980s and 1990s is/are
Which is TRUE of entrepreneurship during the 1980s and 1990?
a Technological changes {b} Increasing worldwide competition (c} Thousands of jobs
being eliminated {d} All of the above e} None of the above
(a} There has been an unparalleled reduction {b} It is a major source of vitality in today's
world economy {c} It has started to emerge (d} All of the above {e} None of the above
With regard to the importance of size, the attitude in 1955 seemed to be
60.
{a} Big firms are too rigid {b} Big firms are usually inefficient {c} With size come great
advantages that give a company great strength {d} Big firms can't attract good managers
{e} None of the above
By the 1950s entrepreneurship
61.
{a} Was sweeping the country {b} Was regarded as much less important to our economy
than big business {c} Had been victimized by unfair foreign competition {d} was the
darling of Wall Street {e} None of the above
62.
One of the transformations of business in the new world order is steady growth In
{a} Agriculture {b} The Federal Government {c} Service industries {d} Manufacturing
From the mid-50s to the mid-60s some foreign competition began to emerge, and as a
result, big business in the United States
{a} Barely seemed to notice {b} Immediately panicked {c} Went to the government for
protection {d} Improved its methods of production {e} None of the above
The vitality of entrepreneurship versus that of big business during recent years has been
{a} About the same {b} Greater {c} Less {d} Considerably less
The wave of deregulation of the late 1970s changed which of the following industries?
{a} Trucking {b} Airlines {c} Communication {d} All of the above {e} None of the
63.
64.
65.
above
66.
The influence of foreign competition and deregulation in our cconomy during the past 20
to 30 years has
{a} Been enormous {b} Changed the structure of American industry {c} Given
opportunities to many entrepreneurs {d} All of the above {e} None of the above
The deregulation of the late 1970s involved many parts of our economy and
{a} Were aimed at protecting big lirms {b} Were particularly hard on small businesses
{c} Resulted in the entry of many small firms into industries that for vears had been
dominated by giant companies {d} Led to a wave of unlawful corporate behaviour
Managers who have lost their jobs due to corporate downsizing are likely to become
67.
68.
entrepreneurs because
Sal They frequently have considerable experience {b} Their chances of getting a job as
good as the one they lost are slim {c} They desire independence (d} All of the above
The impact on the individual of the widespread loss of corporate jobs has been
fa A loss of a sense of security {b} A reduction in traditional career opportunities {c} A
greater likelihood to turn to entrepreneurship {d} All of the above
The biggest source of new jobs in recent years has been
(a} Large firms {b} Small firms {c} Exporters {d} Law enforcement
69.
70.
The spread of entrepreneurship has been
71.
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