Unit 1: Business Fundamentals Chapter 2: Types of Businesses.

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Unit 1: Business Fundamentals Chapter 2: Types of Businesses

Chapter 2: Types of Businesses Going into Business Eight Questions to Ask Before Going into Business 1. Why Start Your Own Business? People who desire to be the boss and take responsibility for making decisions often decide to run their own business. 2. What Different Types of Businesses Are There? service businessretail business not-for-profit organizationmanufacturing business 3. What Are Your Skills and Interests? Different ideas, skills, and knowledge can be used to start a new business. Two popular ones are home-based or Web-based businesses.

Chapter 2: Types of Businesses Going into Business i. Home-based Technology has changed how SOHO (“small office, home-based”) businesses operate. Computers, scanners, and Internet access are a few of the tools that home office businesses use today to be successful. ii. Web-based E-commerce (“electronic commerce”) is a marketplace where consumers and sellers meet without face-to-face contact. Goods are purchased online and shipped to buyer.

Chapter 2: Types of Businesses Going into Business 4. Where Can You Find Information About a Business? Businesses require accurate and current information to make good decisions. Important resources for information:  the Internet  trade associations  existing businesses  federal and provincial governments 5. What Are the Start-up Costs? Capital resources to run a business are available through debt financing referred to as borrowing money to run the business. Using your savings or investor savings called equity financing is an alternative way to fund a business.

Chapter 2: Types of Businesses Going into Business 6. What Level of Risk Can You Expect? Even with research and planning, business can be risky. Risks or threats beyond and within the owner’s control can put the business in financial difficulty. 7. What Steps Are Involved in Running This Business? Some types of businesses, such as manufacturing, are complex. A complex business requires many people with different skills to successfully start and operate it.

Chapter 2: Types of Businesses Going into Business 8. What Resources Will You Need? Forecasting is determining the resources the business requires and how much financing it needs to obtain them. Revenue is the amount of money gained from the sale of products or services.