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Multiple Choice Questions - (74) Learning Objective: 01-05 Exposure to the concept of Visionary Leadership - (5)
True/False Questions - (56)
Learning Objective: 01-06 Via a Management Reflection, a cursory overview of the relationship between business strategy and business model development, and the importance of successfully executing both in order for a business to achieve its identified objectives - (12)
Short Answer Questions - (12) profitability - (13) Learning Objective: 01-07 Via an appendix, an introduction to the difference between profit and
Accessibility: Keyboard Navigation - (130) Topic: 01-03 The Full Business Model - (11)
Difficulty: Difficult - (6) Topic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager - (16)
Difficulty: Easy - (107) Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action - (14)
Difficulty: Moderate - (29) Topic: 01-06 Thinking Across Multiple Horizons - (4)
Gradable: automatic - (130) Topic: 01-07 Corporate Social Responsibility - (10)
Gradable: manual - (12) Topic: 01-08 The Concept of Visionary Leadership - (7)
Learning Objective: 01-01 A macro-level understanding of what business
Learning Objective: 01-02 An overview of the major components of a
business model and how their successful development and execution determines
business performance - (54)
Topic: 01-10 Appendix - The Business Model and Profitability - (2)
Learning Objective: 01-03 An awareness of the overarching role of the
business owner or C-Suite management team - (45) Topic: 01-11 The Difference between Profit and Profitability - (8)
Learning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan - (42) Topic: 01-12 Improving Profitability - (2)
1 Commercial endeavours refers to the markets the organization serves, the products it offers, and the needs it professes to meet in the marketplace
2 Employee interaction is a reflection of the complexities of the business activities that circulate within an organization
3 Organizational efficiency and structure refers to the value-creating skills an organization's employees bring to the
4 Employee interaction refers to the value-creating skills an organization's employees bring to the marketplace
5 Business can be thought of as a system designed to grow a market for an organization's goods and services and create organizational value on behalf of stakeholders
6 Any organization that produces a good or service can be classified as a business
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
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successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
8 Profit is what it costs to make and sell a product
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
9 Businesses have the right to keep and use their profits as they choose, without limitations
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
10 Businesses seek to earn a profit by providing goods and services to others
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
11 Revenue is the amount a business earns above and beyond what it spends for expenses and costs
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
12 A manager is an individual who assumes the risk of starting a business
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
13 If a business' costs and expenses are greater than its revenue, it will suffer a loss
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
14 The business model can best be visualized as the underlying operational platform
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Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?Topic: 01-03 The Full Business Model
15 Technology can help businesses become more efficient and productive
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
16 Successful firms follow a customer-driven strategy, as opposed to the management-driven strategy used in the past
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
17 The competitive environment now empowers managers to make decisions quickly for their front line employees
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
18 Managers coordinate resources to achieve organizational objectives
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
19 Businesses seek to earn a profit by providing goods and services to others
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
20 If a business' costs and expenses are less than than its revenue, it will earn a profit
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?21
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successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?Topic: 01-03 The Full Business Model
22 The Buckmaker Corporation generated total revenues of $30 million dollars while incurring expenses of $17 million During the year Buckmaker earned a profit of $13 million
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
23 Successful businesses constantly monitor consumer wants and needs
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
24 Not-for-profit organizations such as the Canadian Cancer Society do not engage in management, marketing, or finance activities
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
25 To remain competitive in today's market, firms must produce a quality product and offer outstanding service at a
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
26 Producing a high quality product will ensure success in the competitive environment
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
27 A key element of business success is a business plan
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management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-11 The Difference between Profit and Profitability
28 Management is the art of getting things done through organizational resources
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
29 A modern manager's main job is to issue orders, then follow up to make sure employees do as they were told
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
30 Managers in progressive organizations tend to emphasize teamwork and cooperation rather than discipline and giving orders
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
31 Managers in many of today's high-tech firms realize that workers often know much more about technology than they do
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
32 Despite all of the changes in the business environment, the basic way a manager performs his or her job has remained remarkably constant
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
33 Given the lack of discipline and short attention spans of today's workers, modern managers must watch their workers
closely, set strict rules, and vigorously enforce them
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
34 In most high tech industries, the best way to respond quickly to rapid technological changes is to keep most authority and responsibility in the hands of a few key managers who provide precise, detailed directions to the workers
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management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
35 The need for better-educated and self-directed workers has made it easier for managers to obtain the trust and loyalty of their workers
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
36 Every business is faced with the reality of having less uses for resources than resources available
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-03 The Full Business Model
37 Because of advancements in technology, managers now have an easier time obtaining long-term commitments from
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses planTopic: 01-04 The Role of the Business Owner or C-Suite Manager
38 An organization is said to have competitive advantage when it can perform critical activities better than its rivals
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
39 Not-for-profit organizations are concerned with wealth creation on behalf of their shareholders and stakeholders
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
40 For-profit organizations serve their customers and clients via a model of collective interest and social goal achievement
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
41 Questions like "What do we want to do?" are associated with the implementation stage of the planning cycle
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management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
42 Questions like "What needs to be changed or improved?" are associated with the positioning stage of the planning cycle
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
43 Stakeholders are best understood as the shareholders of a business or the people who have made an equity investment
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-07 Corporate Social Responsibility
44 Stakeholders have a direct or an indirect link to an organization and can be impacted by its policies, actions, and decisions
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-07 Corporate Social Responsibility
45 Social and environmental responsibility is not as important as it used to be
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-07 Corporate Social Responsibility
46 Short-term performance is one of two fundamental objectives that managers must consider when making decisions about the strategic direction of the organization
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-06 Thinking Across Multiple Horizons
47 Green initiatives are challenging organizations to position themselves as good corporate citizens in order to acquire and retain customers
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-07 Corporate Social Responsibility
48 Strategies are actions that a firm executes to meet short-term objectives
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49 Assessing company resources and capabilities is an element of the business decision-making model
order for a business to achieve its identified objectivesTopic: 01-08 The Concept of Visionary Leadership
50 As managers, we need to avoid the temptation to become predominantly focused on short-term results
order for a business to achieve its identified objectivesTopic: 01-09 Management Reflection - The Business Decision-Making Landscape
51 The amount of profit or loss earned by a business can be found by subtracting the firm's expenses from its revenues
profitabilityTopic: 01-11 The Difference between Profit and Profitability
52 Profits of a business include the salaries paid to the owners and employees of that business
profitabilityTopic: 01-11 The Difference between Profit and Profitability
53 Total revenue - total expenses = profit
profitabilityTopic: 01-11 The Difference between Profit and Profitability
54 Profitability is the "bottom line" result the organization has been able to achieve
profitabilityTopic: 01-11 The Difference between Profit and Profitability
55 Profitability measures how well an organization is using its resources over a specific period of time
False
True / False Question
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profitabilityTopic: 01-11 The Difference between Profit and Profitability
56 The challenge to improve profitability faces both large companies and small companies
profitabilityTopic: 01-12 Improving Profitability
57 One way of thinking about the talent component of an organization is to use the axiom that a successful strategy results from % thinking and % execution:
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
58 The goal of business is to earn
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
59 A business' objectives should NOT be:
specificmeasurableactionablecontrollable
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
60 Which of the following is NOT presented as a key ability of visionary leaders:
articulate and communicate the visioncreate exceptional commitment to vision within the workforce
understand the critical investments necessary for successdemonstrate leadership commitment
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61 If a business is to be successful in the long run, it must treat its customers, employees, and community with social
meetings
agendas
insight
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Topic: 01-07 Corporate Social Responsibility
62 Not-for-profit organizations,
Last for only short periods of time as their objective is not to create profits for their owners
Have a hard time hiring employees as they have no means of paying them
Are not concerned about meeting their financial needs
Are the same as government organizations
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management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
63 All of the following are recognized as abilities of visionary leaders except:
demonstrate leadership commitment
articulate and communicate visioncreate commitment to visionEnable execution of essential processes
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64 What is the first step in the business decision-making model:
adjust, build out or reinvent the business modelassess company resources and capabilitiesdetermine tactics required to achieve objectivesconfirm market size and profitability potential
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executing both in order for a business to achieve its identified objectives
Topic: 01-08 The Concept of Visionary Leadership
65 refers to the human resource requirements of the business
CapitalAssetsEfficiencyAcumen
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successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
66 When consumers decide to purchase a particular product, they:
will search for the retailer that offers the lowest price
base their decision on a brand name nearly all of the time
initially evaluate the product's package
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Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
67 Any activity which seeks to earn a profit by providing a good or service is known as a(n):
industrycorporation
serviceinitiative
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successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
68 can most easily be thought of as a set of mission-focused actions aimed at identifying the needs of a particular market, or markets, and the development of a solution to such needs through the acquisition or transformation of goods and services that can be delivered to the marketplace at a profit:
goods-producing activitiesservice activities
governmentNot-for-profit activities
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Difficulty: EasyGradable: automaticLearning Objective: 01-01 A macro-level understanding of what business isLearning Objective: 01-02 An overview of the major components of a business model and how their
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
69 refers to the ability of managers to establish a direction for the organization based on the needs
identified in the marketplace and the mission (reason for being) of the organization
Human capitalAssets
Topic: 01-08 The Concept of Visionary Leadership
70 A precise statement of the rationale for a business and a step-by-step explanation of how it will achieve its goals is a
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-05 Putting Plans Into Action
71 In evaluating colleges, students, and parents are likely to judge a school:
strictly on the basis of major curriculums offered
based on the tuition
on the anticipated rate of return on their tuition investment
strictly on the basis of extracurricular activities offered
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72 _ refers to the money needed by an organization
AssetsLabour
Managerial acumenStructure
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successful development and execution determines business performance
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73 Which of the following is NOT one of the four core fundamental resource areas an organization will build its business model or system around?
AssetsLabourCapitalManagerial acumen
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Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
74 To start any business you must first have
management teamLearning Objective: 01-04 An understanding of how businesses plan
Topic: 01-06 Thinking Across Multiple Horizons
75 Which of the following is NOT a suitable definition of strategy?
Is the development of plans and decisions which will guide the direction of the firm and determine its term performance
long-Focuses on the vision of the firm and the opportunity which it believes exists in the marketplace
Checks that the life expectancy of the product or service is long enough to ensure that the initial investment can be recovered and that the firm can make a profit
Is the means by which the organization selects future direction and areas for focus
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executing both in order for a business to achieve its identified objectivesTopic: 01-09 Management Reflection - The Business Decision-Making Landscape
76 Culture, processes, and infrastructure are related to which of the three characteristics one can use to assess a business?
Employee interactionOrganizational capacityCommercial endeavoursMarkets the organization serves
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77 _ occurs when a company possesses capabilities that enable it to perform critical activities better than its rivals:
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profitprofitability
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78 The role of the top-level management team is to anticipate, recognize, and _ opportunities that then drive the creation
of products and/or delivery of services believe to offer solutions to problems in a unique, important, and valued
(meaningful) way
examineanalyzeconsider
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79 Sweet Dream Confectioners uses the same ingredients as most other producers of chocolate candies In fact, taste tests suggest that the candy itself, while quite good, isn't much better than other well-known brands of chocolate However, the company wraps its candies in expensive looking foil and places them in very attractive boxes It promotes its products in advertisements as "the ultimate in chocolate experience." Sweet Dream charges a much higher price than most
competitors, but sales continue to grow This success indicates that:
consumers often behave in an irrational manner
consumers seldom consider price when making a buying decision for goods such as chocolate
chocolate is best classified as a convenience good
the market is inefficient
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successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
80 When purchasing a product, the consumer is actually buying its anticipated benefits and
successful development and execution determines business performance
Topic: 01-02 What Is Business?
81 Which of the following does NOT make up a business?
A system of integrated actionsdevelops and grows a market for its goods and/or servicescreates organizational value (wealth) on behalf of its stakeholders
delivers the right solution to the right customer
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82 A company does not have competitive advantage when:
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