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The price for predictability is often a) stress and insecurity b) increased self-confidence c) long hours d) long-term boredom

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1. One of the unexpected drawbacks of starting your own business is:

Loneliness

2. Meeting clients in person instead of talking with them on the phone can help to reduce when you own your own business.

Loneliness

3. The freedom of working for yourself is necessarily limited by

Your own skills and abilities

4. Which of the following is an example of a franchise?

Radio Shack

5. When you first started your new business, you were so excited about the large volume of orders you had. One year later, you find that your orders are less than half of what they were in the beginning. What is the most probable cause of this decrease in order?

You failed to continue your marketing efforts.

6. As a noncommissioned employee in a company, your pay rate is most likely based on

The going rate for your job

7. After you open your new business is not the best time to

Conduct research on your product

8. The best way to avoid cash flow problems is

Constant marketing

9. A great business idea is

The beginning of a great business.

10. One of the advantages of starting your own business is

Profit

11. Which of the following is an advantage of starting a new business?

You don't have to compensate for someone else's mistakes

12. The number one reason for failure of new business is

Insufficient cash

13. Of all new business, how many make it through their second year

20%

14. What is one of the advantages of buying an existing business?

Its track record lets you know what to expect

15. Of these types of businesses, which one requires the most drive and motivation?

A new business

16. What is the failure rate for a franchise?

5 percent

17. The price for predictability is often

Long-term boredom

18. How will you save money by buying a franchise?

You can get a volume discount on your products

19. Asking yourself "What can I do to build a loyal customer base?" is an example of

Creativity

20. The freedom to make your own decisions can be limited if the business you choose is a

Franchise

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