BUSINESS πŸ«§πŸ’

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  • Entrepreneur

    An individual who creates a new business and organises, manages, and takes on the risks of a business.
  • Entrepreneurship

    The process of creating a business
  • Motivations for starting a business
    - desire for independence
    - to make a profit (success and wealth)
    - to fulfil a market need
    - fulfil a social need
  • Characteristics of an entrepreneur
    - risk takers
    - innovative
    - hard working
    - confident
    - goal setter
    - ambitious
  • Importance of goal setting
    Describes what a business expects to accomplish over a set period and provides direction for the business
  • Market research

    gathering information about consumers' needs to assist a business to make decisions and gives them an understanding of whether their product will meet needs.
  • Types of Market Research
    Focus groups, interviews, surveys, libraries, government agencies, trade associations.
  • Feasibility study

    initial research that is required to determine whether the business concept is potentially viable.
  • What does a feasibility study include?
    - A description of the business idea including the product/service
    - profiles of key people
    - description of the market
    - threats of substitutes
    - identify competition
    - location and site layout
    - analysis of the proposed operation
  • Intellectual property

    Any creation of the mind such as a new invention, brand, design.
    These creations have commercial value or provide competitive advantage for a business.
  • Methods of protecting IP
    - Patent
    - Trademark
    - Design
    - Copyright
    - Trade secrets/confidentiality
  • The Economy

    A system set up to determine what to produce, how to produce and how production is distributed.
  • Business contribution to employment and taxation
    - Business contributes to revenue raised through taxation
    - Business pay tax and employees pay income tax
    - Governments use tax to provide goods and services to the community
  • Ways for nation to encourage entrepreneurship
    1. Regional business start ups
    2. Government investment in research and development
    3. Council grants
    4. Business mentorships
    5. School based entrepreneurship program
  • Business contribution to economic growth
    - Measured by the growth of GDP
    - GDP is the monetary value of all the finished goods and services produced in Australia minus the cost of production
  • Characteristics of a start up hub

    Workshop seminars, innovation resources, networking and tailored advice to meet specific needs
  • Motivations for starting own business
    Independence - be in control and make decisions
    Success and wealth - be finacially stable and support those around you
  • Business opportunities

    Global market - The potential to expand overseas, import and export
    Changing customer needs - different demographics, lifestyle trends changing