customers, employees, and owners in a business

The application of ethical behavior in a business context

a nation that is the only source of a particular product, it has:

the most common form of business ownership, accounting for nearly 72%, that is owned by only one person

someone who identifies a business opportunity and assumes the risk of creating and running a business to take advantage of it

the study of the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services

A right-vs-wrong decision that is either ethical or unethical morally or legally

subtracting the value of a country's imports from its exports value, we can determine

(blank) of a sole proprietorship include complete control of business, no special income tax pay, and few government regulations

an independently owned and operated business that exerts little influence in its industry and has fewer that 500 employees

in a free market system, also known as (blank), business is conducted with limited government involvement

an individual who exposes illegal behavior in an organization

taxes on imports

Also known as a C-corp: is a legal entity that is separate from the parties who own it

document that identifies the goals of your proposed business and explains how it will achieve them

the two types of monopolies in which goods/services can be categorized

companies measuring performance by profit, people, and planet are in support of this approach

the agreement of the US, Canada, and Mexico to open their borders to unrestricted trade

when two companies combine to form a new company

fundamental beliefs about what is important and what is appropriate in conducting company activities

the event that caused national debt to increase between 1940-1945

Corporate has a (blank) to safeguard the company's assets and handle funds in a trustworthy manner

when a company sets up facilities in a foreign country to replaces US manufacturing facilities that produce goods sent back to the US

assuming control that is resisted by the targeted company's management and board of directors.

Financial risk, stress, time commitment, and undesirable duties are a few (blank) to consider when deciding to start a business