Entrepreneurship Management
Assignment
- A
1. What do you mean by
entrepreneur and entrepreneurship?
2. Name the sources of finance
available to entrepreneur
3. Write a note on venture
capital.
4. Discuss the methods of price
determination
5. What do you mean by
e-business? Discuss the implication of e-business on entrepreneur.
Assignment
- B
6. Explain the problems faced
by entrepreneurship.
7. Discuss the stages of
entrepreneurial project implementation.
8. What do you mean by vendor
development? Discuss the vendor selection decision factors?
Case Study
Zimmerman Sales and Service
Elmer
Zimmerman decided to go into business for himself because he wanted to be his
own boss. At age 19, therefore, he began buying out a financially insecure farm
automation business because he wanted the challenge of turning that business
into a profit-making enterprise.
Elmer's
parents owned a dairy farm where he enjoyed working for many years. His high
school agri-business instructor at Mahoning County Joint Vocational School,
however, would not allow Elmer to work on the home farm because it was not
large enough to support another family. Therefore Elmer, at age 17, began to
work at a business that sold, serviced, and installed farm automation equipment
such as milking equipment, computer feeders, feed and barn cleaning systems,
augurs, and so forth. It was this business that Elmer later purchased.
Buying out an
existing business had its pluses and minuses. On the plus side, Elmer had an
existing client list with which to work. On the minus side, Elmer started out
with $20,000 worth of outstanding debts that were his as part of the purchase
agreement. Even though he started out in debt, Elmer believed that the purchase
was a good one because the business was located in a good dairy district of
Ohio. Elmer felt, after working in the business for two years, that if he
offered the farmers a good product at a good price and performed good service,
sales would follow.
Elmer
was right. He was able to make arrangements to pay off the $20,000 in debt by
making regular payments with little or no interest. Annual sales at the close
of business at year's end had tripled since he took over the business.
Elmer
employed two full-time and two part-time persons. In addition to his employees,
Elmer uses the services of a professional accountant. Zimmerman Sales and
Services began as a sole proprietorship because there are fewer state and
federal regulations and less "red tape". However, the accountant pointed
out that since Elmer's business has increased over 300 percent in two years,
the tax structure and liability needs make it advantageous to incorporate.
In addition to
Elmer's high school background, which gave him a good overall background in
farm operations (an important factor in dealing with clients), Elmer received
an associate degree from an Agriculture Technical Institute
Questions for
Discussion:
Q1. What made Zimmerman to get
into business and why did he purchase loss making business?
Q2. What are the plusses and
minuses of buying existing loss making business given in the case?
Q3. Why did he decide to start
his own business rather than continuing with existing family business?
Q4. What factors made him to be successful in his business?
Assignment - C
Q.1. Small-scale industries can
be classified into types.
A. 7 main B. 5 main
C. 4 main D. 3 main
Q.2. IPR stands for
A. Indian
production resolution B. None of the above
C. Indian
production revolution D. Industrial Policy Resolution
Q.3. ___________ an important problem faced by small-scale industries in the country.
A. Problem of
raw material B. Problem of Marketing
C. Problem of
Finance D. Problem of under utilization
Q.4. -------------------- is the process of identifying opportunities
for new business ventures
A. Project
identification B. Arranging term finance
C. Selection
of the product D. Recruitment of staff
Q.5.
The systematic development of a project idea for the eventual purpose of
arriving at an investment decision is termed as
A. Project
Feasibility B. Project Profiles
C. Project
Formulation D. Project Process
Q.6. ------------------ is the method, a sample market is surveyed
before the new product is offered for sale.
A. Sales
experience method B. Sample survey
C. Vicarious
method D. Complete enumeration survey
Q.7. "As those that do not change with increase
or decrease in production is defined as
A. Variable
cost B. Break even analysis
C. Fixed cost D. None of these
Q.8.--------------------- is
a blue print giving the complete framework and structure of the venture that is taken for
implementation.
A. Project
report B. Selection of the product
C. Cost
analysis D. Selection of site
Q.9. --------------- is an artificial
being invisible, intangible and existing
only in contemplation of law.
A. Product B. Service
C. Corporation D. All of these
Q.10. Which of the following are not the main features
of partnership form of business ownership/organization?
A. Profit and
loss sharing B. Restrictions of transfer of share
C.
Contractual relationship D. None of these
Q.11. the decision taken by the
entrepreneur well in advance regarding the future financial aspects
of his/her enterprise is called
A. Financial
analysis B. Financial statement
C. Financial
planning D. None of these
Q.12.The_____________ form
of organization is based on the philosophy of self-
help and mutual help
help and mutual help
A.
Cooperation B. Co-operative
C.
Organization D. Restrictions
Q.13. A share holder is paid dividend, while a debenture holder is paid------------------
A. Bonus C. Increment
C. Interest D. None of these
Q.14.The____________ of
companies is also determined by the competitiveness found among them.
A. Borrowed
funds B. Capital structure
C. Debt
capital D. Owner's capital
Q.15 U.No.5;
P.No.92; is a process of assigning a distinct name to the product so as to differentiate it from the
competitive products of similar nature.
A. Trade mark B. Branding
A. Trade mark B. Branding
C. Brand mark D. None of these
Q.16._______________ is one of the important segments of economic
growth.
A. Mobilizing B. Entrepreneur
C.
Entrepreneurial D. None of these
Q.17._________________ is a mental attitude to undertake expected risks
during the endeavor to realize objectives.
A.
Entrepreneurship B. Organisation
C. Mobilising D. Management
Q. 18.The evolutions of the
concept of entrepreneur are broadly classified into three groups Viz.,
A. Risk-bearer,
organizer & innovator B.
Risk-bearer, organize & inventor
B. Risk-bearer, inventor & organizer D. None of these
Q. 19.which are two Managerial
Control of the Entrepreneurial Functions?
A. Managing
Finance & Managing factory
B. Managing
Competition & Managing Finance
C. Managing
Finance & Managing Production
D. Managing
Production & Managing Competition
Q.20.________________ and____________ are the qualities apparently found in women entrepreneurs.
A. Non-Intelligence &
Un-patience B. Intelligence &
Unmerciful approach
C.
Intelligence & Patience D. None of these
Q.21._____________ and______________ are the two sources of the Finance.
A. Shot-term
& Long-term B. Short-term & External
C. Internal
& External D. Long-term & Internal
Q.22.____________ entrepreneurs
are unwilling to make any change in the production system, even if the system causes losses repeatedly.
A. Initiative B. Innovative
C. Drone D. Fabian
Q.23.A____________ is the servant in the enterprise owned by the
entrepreneur.
A.
Entrepreneur B. Manager
C. Employee D. None of these
Q.24.Adam Smith
described ---------------- as a person who only provides capital without taking active part in the leading role in
enterprise.
A. Manager B. Owner
C.
Entrepreneur
D. Director
Q.25.ln the words
of Schumpeter--------------- is a creative activity.
A. Management B. Directing
C. Leading D. Entrepreneurship
Q.26.Schumpeter argues
that, the basic
function of an
entrepreneur is
A. challenging B. Developing
C. Determination D. innovation
Q.27. The section of any business plan demonstrates that you know your customers.
A. market
analysis B. Customer analysis
C. Vendor
analysis D. None of these
Q.28.---------------------------------- estimates
of product or service sales, based on the market analysis
and assumptions about
the effectiveness of the
pricing, promotion, and distribution
strategies.
A. Demand
forecast B. Promotion analysis
C. Pricing
strategy D. None of these
Q.29. ------------- has a
significant influence to price
determination of market oriented companies.
A.
Competition B. Demand
C. Pricing
strategy D. None of these
Q.30. While demand and competition are external factor, the-------------- are internal.
A. Customers B. Costs
C. Competition D. None of these
Q.31.--------------- is one of the popular techniques of strategic
sourcing, which improves the value we receive from suppliers.
A. Vendor selection B. Vendor management
C. Vendor
development D. None of these
Q.32.-------------- is
the branch of logistics that deals with the tangible components of a supply chain.
A. Materials
management B. Vendor management
C. Vendor
development D. None of these
Q. 33. The two most important factors to consider in a
make-or-buy decision are cost and the availability of .
A. Production
capacity B. Working capital
C. Manpower D. None of these
Q.34.----------------------- is
a carefully planned and organized effort to accomplish a specific and usually one-time
objective,
A. Vendor
selection B. Marketing
C. project
management D. None of these
Q.35. Someone who improves an existing business can be called
A. An intrapreneur B. A professional
A. An intrapreneur B. A professional
C. A
co-worker D. A changeling
Q36. Where there is no legal separation between the
assets and liabilities of a business, and the assets and liabilities of an individual, the business
is
A. A sole trader B. A limited company
A. A sole trader B. A limited company
C. A cooperative D. A partnership
Q.37. One of the key legal documents required in the
formation of a limited company is
A. A
PAYE statement B. The articles of registration
C. A
memorandum of association D Registration of corporation
Q38. Acquiring the use of
equipment such as machinery without owning it, is known as:
A. Leasing B. Hire purchase
C. Factoring D. Acquisition
Q39. A cash flow forecast will form part of which
section of the business plan
A. Operations B. Marketing
A. Operations B. Marketing
C. Finance D. Executive summary
Q40. A key aspect
of the financial section of the business plan is
A. A statement of management
skills B. A realistic sales forecast
C. Production capacity D. A description of competitors
C. Production capacity D. A description of competitors
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