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Lesson 03 - Business Characteristics I

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Producer, processors, manufacturers, intermediaries, service firms and non-profit organizationstypes of businesses
Assistance from parent company, parent company shares experience and proven techniques, name recognitionAdvantages of purchasing a franchise
Following laws and proper procedures a crucial in this area of a businesshuman resources
Challenges, enjoying work, having a sense of accomplishmentexample of intrinsic motivation
Main management functionsplanning, organizing, directing and controlling
Forecasting demand, scheduling production of goods and services, managing inventory and controlling qualityways production can be made effective and efficient
Develop products for distribution from raw goodsproducers
Materials derived from natural resourcesraw goods
Change raw goods into a more finished form; produce processed goodsprocessors
Change raw or processed goods into finished goodsmanufacturers
The “middleman”; move finished goods from one business to another; buy, store and resell goodsintermediaries
Provides services to consumers and other businessesservice firms
Provide goods and services to businesses and individuals; operate on donations, volunteers and philanthropists rather than income/profitnon-profit organizations
A firm or business owned by one personsole proprietorship
A firm or business with two or more ownerspartnership
A firm or business operating as a separate, legal entity; can issue stock for shares in ownership; has a board of directors to make major decisions for the companycorporation
The right/license to sell a company’s product or service within a given areafranchise
A firm or business owned and operated by its members; it is not designed to make a profit but to help its members receive their best pricescooperative
Buys for membersconsumer’s cooperative
Sells for membersproducer’s cooperative
Departmentalizing or grouping resources and responsibilities into manageable work units to achieve organizational objectivesorganizational structure
Organizational structure that is grouped by products providedproduct
Organizational structure that is grouped by territory or area servedgeographic area
Shows the structure and basic organization of a company; emphasizes chain of command and communication floworganizational chart
Limited amount of authority is delegated and decisions are made at the top of the organizationcentralization
Significant amount of authority is delegated and lower levels are empowered to make decisionsdecentralization



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