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Marketing Dynamics-Chapter 3 Study Guide THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM
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Profit As _______ increases, risks increase
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Competition- the struggle between companies for customers
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Consumers- person who uses the product.
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Consumers decide whether or not a business will survive.
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Federal Reserve Board- has the power to control the U. S. monetary supply.
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Federal Trade Commission- investigates deceptive and misleading business practices, like false advertising.
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Four roles that our government plays in our free enterprise and an example of each.- PROVIDER OF GENERAL SERVICES - Public Libraries, Supporter Of Businesses -runs Small Business Administration & establishes trade alliances and agreements with other countries,
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REGULATOR-FDA,EEOC,OSHA, CPSC- Consumer Product Safety Commission and COMPETITOR-TVA, U. S. Postal Service competes with DHL, UPS and Federal Express, Amtrak.
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Free enterprise system- encourages individuals to start and operate their own businesses without government involvement.
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Function of licensing agreement- protects businesses and individuals from unauthorized copying
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Math skills- how to figure profit Sales-2,456,700 Costs-1,246,100 +Expenses-1,112,332 98,268 Subtract Costs & expenses from Sales
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Math skills-how to figure loss Business B –Revenues 2,000,00- Expenses 2,025,000 Loss of 25, 000 Subtract expenses from revenue
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Name the regulatory agencies that have been set up by the government- Food and Drug Administration Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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Name three major businesses that make our government a competitor in the market place- Tennessee Valley Authority, Amtrak and U. S. Postal Service
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Non price competition- when businesses choose to compete on the basis of factors not related to price
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OSHA- Occupational Safety and Health Administration is a governmental regulatory agency created to protect employees.
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Price competition- focuses on the sale price of a product.
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Price competition example- Price Match at Wal- Mart with any grocery store
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Profit- the money earned from conducting business after all costs and expenses have been paid.
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Risk- the potential for loss or failure in relation to the potential for improved earnings.
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Securities and Exchange Commission- responsible for regulating the sale of stocks and bonds.
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Sherman Antitrust Act- was created to prevent monopolies.
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Shortages- occur when demand exceeds supply
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Surpluses- occurs when the supply of goods exceeds demand
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The government is the single largest U. S. consumer of goods and services.
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