Entrepreneurs in America Running You Own Business, Making Your Own Products.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Free Market Economy.
Advertisements

Scarcity and Choice: Making A Decision When There Isn’t Much
Click here to advance to the next slide.
“The American Dream” Is being able to own your own business. Calling all the shots, being your own boss. The downside is that more than 50% of all new.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Intro To Business Ch. 5 Entrepreneurship.
Opening Activity #2 1.Describe what you see. Be as specific as possible. 2.Identify the what message the cartoon is demonstrating. 3.Predict what will.
Factors of Production Lesson 2. Types of Resources Individuals, families, businesses, and the government make economic decisions concerning the use of.
The Economic WayofThinking.
Types of Economic Systems
Best Business Quotes of all Time
Common Sense Media Unit 2 – Lesson 4 Information Literacy
Economics The science of goods Michael Quinones, NBCT
Business Size. DO NOW - Quiz 1. Name the three sectors of the economy? Primary, Secondary and Tertiary 2. Name the sector of the economy that is owned.
Day 4.
Welcome to Economics!  Turn your homework into the box  Grab your notebook  Grab a calculator  Get an Entrance Ticket from Mr. Talcott  Silently.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Read to Learn Describe the three basic economic questions each country must answer to make decisions about using their resources.
Junior Achievement 5.1 “Being Entrepreneurial”. Congratulations! You have received your job description and you are ready to meet with your team.
Goals Understand the three major forms of business ownership Determine when each form of business ownership is most appropriate Recognize other specialized.
A Successful Marketing Plan. All products and services need to have a marketing plan in order be successful!!!
Also called: Factors of Production and Economic Inputs
Lesson 6 Microeconomics.
Intellectual Property Level 7. Hey Everybody! My name is Tek. I ’ m going to be your guide today! I ’ m a part of i-SAFE America, and we are concerned.
CHAPTER 1 “ What is Economics ?” What Reichling Economics is NOT! =related
Goals Understand the three major forms of business ownership Determine when each form of business ownership is most appropriate Recognize other specialized.
Entrepreneurship.
Communities By: Kristina Brennan and Jesi Bruchey.
Should You Become an Entrepreneur? Chapter 1.1. Making Job Connections - page 3 Who do you think was one of the most important entrepreneurs of the past?
ECONOMIC RESOURCES Also called: Factors of Production and Economic Inputs.
Unit 7a Economics.
Intellectual Property Level 6. Hey Everybody! My name is Tek. I ’ m going to be your guide today! I ’ m a part of i-SAFE America, and we are concerned.
Click here to advance to the next slide.. Chapter 5 Entrepreneurship Section 5.1 Rewards and Challenges of Entrepreneurship.
Powerpoint Activity. Mary Kay–Cosmetics (Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc.) Joyce Hall - Greeting Cards (Hallmark) Sam Walton - Discount Retail (Wal-Mart)
Cheese Roll Production All profits used towards trip to Seriously Good Chocolate Company Invercargill.
Goal 7 Introduction to Economics. What is Economics? Economics: the study of how people seek to satisfy their needs and wants by making choices Economics:
PowerPoint Presentation  Section 2.1  Pages
Economics The student will understand that the production, distribution, and consumption of goods/services produced by the society are affected by the.
Who are Producers? Who are Consumers? Person or people that make a good or provide a service (Sellers) Person or people that use or purchase a good or.
Wednesday, Sept 16 Check in – Silent read after you pick up a worksheet on the overhead. Everyone will be presenting today! Check in – Silent read after.
Our Community and Our Government Ms. J. Helton’s Social Studies Lesson Plans.
UNIT II Economic Resources (Assignment #1) WARM UP  Make a list of 5 things you really want!!! (Assignment #1)
The American Economic System GOAL 7 NOTES. What is Economics?  Economics is the study of how individuals and countries decide how to use scarce resources.
A poster is a strong advertising technique when designed properly. Every good poster has several things in common. Keep these five.
Technovation Lesson: Entrepreneurship Lesson 6. Agenda Topics: –Introduction to Entrepreneurship –Building a Business Parts of a Business Model Case Study:
MR. V. Flores ECONOMICS B111 =
How to do Research:. Smiley Library is a great place to start.
Scarcity and the factors of production Economics starts with idea that People cannot have everything they need or want.
 Think-Pair-Share Activity  If you could start your own business, what would it be? 1.What would you call your business? 2.Where would it be located?
Supply and Demand Items Sent, What You Want, and Prices.
ENTREPRENEURS Lesson Objective To understand the contribution entrepreneurs make to the UK economy.
Unit Two Career: Labor you Love. After High School: Then What? What will you do after finish high school? What will you do after finish high school? Go.
Becoming an Entrepreneur O An entrepreneur is someone who takes a risk in starting a business to earn a profit O Can you think of a current or historical.
The Prequel: Basics First, Research Later. Is This Your Experience?  A person gives you two pieces of paper, saying “Fill these out.” –You find out later.
INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP Dr.BALAMURUGAN MUTHURAMAN1 Chapter – 1.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Listen and say!.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Bellwork Do you think money is enough motivation to become an entrepreneur? Explain in 2-3 sentences. What do you think are the two major differences.
Chapter 17 The American Economy.
Common Economic Concepts and Reasoning
ECONOMIC STRUCTURES.
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
What is Economics?.
What is Economics?.
Entrepreneurship & Small Business
Article writing assignment
Famous Entrepreneurs Bill Gates Co-founder and leader of the
Presentation transcript:

Entrepreneurs in America Running You Own Business, Making Your Own Products

UEQ and LEQ UEQ: How has a market economy evolved in the U.S.? LEQ: What is an entrepreneur and why are they important in the business world today?

Vocabulary Entrepreneur Risk Factors of Production Characteristics Start Up

Then… Now Steve Jobs: Owner of Apple, Next, I-Pod, and Pixar Animation

Oprah Winfrey: Owner of the Oprah Winfrey Show, all girls school in Africa

Bill Gates: Owner of Microsoft

Walt Disney: Creator, Owner, and Founder of Mickey Mouse, MGM studios, all Disney Characters, and Walt Disney World

Michael Dell: Owner of Dell Computer

Hugh Hefner: Editor, Founder, and Owner of Playboy and Playboy Magazine

Read Aloud Warm Up Who owns most businesses? What makes them so special to own a business? Read over one of the articles on Michael Dell, Steve Jobs, or Bill Gates. Fill in the Biographies Outline on the life of the person. What did you find out? What do they have in common? Anything in common with you?

What’s in Common?

Characteristics of an Entrepreneur What defines an entrepreneur and makes him or her stand out from all others?

Characteristics Group work In assigned groups, you will determine what makes a person an entrepreneur. Each group member is to read one of the entrepreneur profiles to themselves. After everyone is done reading talk about each person and determine what characteristics made that person so unique. Using the poster paper, markers, and group discussion think of as many characteristics as possible that make a person an entrepreneur. Write down the characteristics and draw a picture within the personal outline to represent each characteristic.

Entrepreneur Group Poster Title Poster: Entrepreneur Characteristics Outside Body: Names of entrepreneurs group read about, characteristics that made them successful. ◦ Also: other characteristics important for a person to become an entrepreneur. Inside: Drawn pictures that represent the different characteristics of an entrepreneur. Each picture represents a characteristic.

Entrepreneurial Characteristics Joyful Serious Planner Manager Questioner Good Memory Positive Attitude Risk Taker Controlled/Confident Expert Competitor Investor Great Reputation Involved Attentive Organized Hard Working

The Perfect Entrepreneur Using what you learned from the group work and the online lesson, fill out the Perfect Entrepreneur handout. Outside of the human outline, write down the most important characteristics that you think a person should have. (Put down as many as you can think of that are important) On the back, write down 4 positives and 4 negatives of being a business owner.

EconEdLink Entrepreneur Lesson Grab a Laptop, Log on to the Internet and type in Click on search and in the keyword box type in “what makes a entrepreneur” and change the subject box to economics. Click on search and click on the appropriate activity. In the blue teacher version box click on the link to go the student version page. Read over the lesson, complete Activity 1, do the beginning of Activity 2 by getting the definition of an entrepreneur. Answer questions 1 and 6 of activity 2.

What is An Entrepreneur Entrepreneur: person who starts a business. ◦ Beginning: has idea for a new product, new way of making something, or a new service. ◦ End: Raises money to purchase land, labor, and capital to start business and make product. Your ideas are different from everyone else's, an entrepreneur always stands out from the rest of the crowd.

Land, Labor, Capital To start a business, an entrepreneur needs to get a pay for land, labor, and capital. Land: Rent Labor: Wages Capital: Interest

Problem All entrepreneurs take risks. Risk: uncertainty of outcome (anything can happen) ◦ Usually the only worker in the beginning. ◦ Pay for everything in the beginning. ◦ If business fails, lose everything.

Reward By taking risk an entrepreneur gains great reward. ◦ Gain profit (number one reason why people start a business) ◦ Make own decisions ◦ Control Company ◦ Own boss

Are You One? Will you become another American entrepreneur and start a business? Find Out ◦ Grab a Laptop, log on to the Internet. ◦ Follow the directions and complete the “Becoming an Entrepreneur” worksheet. ◦ Are you one??? Do you have the characteristics???

Do You Take Risks? When it is necessary, will you take a risk or play it safe? Especially with money? Log on to the Internet Go to Google and type in “Risk Quiz” ◦ Read over the brief introduction and click on “Quiz” on the left side to start. ◦ Read the 20 questions and see if you take risks.