SWOT analysis is important for assessing new business opportunities and analyzing internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats. Environmental analysis examines the external opportunities and threats in the environment. Consumers are individuals and businesses that buy goods and services. Socio-economic factors like income, education, and occupation influence consumer behavior and business decisions. Taxes support government services that empower individuals and businesses.
SWOT analysis is important for assessing new business opportunities and analyzing internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats. Environmental analysis examines the external opportunities and threats in the environment. Consumers are individuals and businesses that buy goods and services. Socio-economic factors like income, education, and occupation influence consumer behavior and business decisions. Taxes support government services that empower individuals and businesses.
SWOT analysis is important for assessing new business opportunities and analyzing internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats. Environmental analysis examines the external opportunities and threats in the environment. Consumers are individuals and businesses that buy goods and services. Socio-economic factors like income, education, and occupation influence consumer behavior and business decisions. Taxes support government services that empower individuals and businesses.
a. It will be helpful in assessing new ventures / business opportunities c. It will be helpful since it will give us b. It will be of big importance since it the changes that we need to adjust in can analyze the rivalry within the the market market d. None of the above 2. Which objective of environmental analysis examines opportunities and threats in the environment? a. To provide input for decision-making. b. To ensure optimum utilization of resources c. To identify the threats and opportunities of environment. d. To understand current and probable change in environment 3. Who are individuals/group of individuals who buy goods and services for personal and business use? a. Consumer c. Government b. Creditors d. Suppliers 4. One of the factors in PESTLE analysis represents demographic characteristics, norms, customs, and values of the population within which the organization operates. a. Political c. Social b. Economic d. Technological 5. A viable business has great effects to the community; which of the following statements is not true? a. It provides jobs to the community social welfare b. It produces taxable income d. It does not support government by c. It does provide opportunities for paying taxes. the people in services such as 6. Statement 1: Viability is defined as the ability to survive. Statement 2: In the business sense, that ability to survive is linked to financial performance and position. a. Both statements are True. b. Both statements are False. c. The first statement is True; the second statement is False. d. The first statement is False; the second statement is True. 7. Which of the following statements is correct? a. Business sustainability is a goal for most enterprises. b. Business managers play a critical role in the development of the economy as this is the key contributor to innovativeness and product improvement. c. In business, viability is the ability to survive that is ultimately linked to financial problem and position. d. A business is profitable whether either: it is returning profit to provide returns to business owners while meeting its commitments to creditors; it has sufficient cash resources to sustain itself during the period of not returning a profit. 8. The following are examples of positive impact of business to the society, except: a. Construction of infrastructure like roads that have positive effect on the neighboring communities and where other business enterprise may be encouraged to establish their presence nearby to cater the needs of the community. b. Sourcing labor services, technical professionals, and managers in huge plantations and mining companies may opt to build communities within their business complex that has educational, health, social, and cultural religious facilities. c. The impact of the sales of firm of its outputs to other firms as intermediate inputs and as capital goods. These repeated transactions of constant sales contribute to the strengthening of the integration of the economy. d. Using non-renewable raw materials like oil and minerals have high environmental costs. 9. We pay taxes for government to provide public goods and services that empower and enable individuals and institutions alike to pursue their dreams. we can say that: a. From this taxes, one example of public good is farm access road for farmers b. We pay taxes for government to provide a worst place where we can exercise our freedom c. Taxes cannot distort savings, investment and consumption d. Taxes cannot dampen the incentive to do business for the benefit of the society 10. The factor that affects business due to different tastes and preferences of consumers based on the type of their jobs is ___. a. Education c. Income b. Government d. Occupation 11. Why study socio-economic factors? a. To understand the intimate b. To predict the level of understanding relationship between economics of a consumer in purchasing goods and social behavior that will impact and services. on how consumers behave in an c. To seek awareness. economy and the eventual shape d. To know the intimate relationship that economy will take. between economics and social behavior 12. How an educated consumer affects his buying behavior? a. They are more demanding compared to uneducated consumers. b. They are very particular with details of the goods to buy. c. They are very strict when it comes to the price and quality of the goods and services. d. They are not only more conscious about the contents of products but may also come off as demanding as compared to the less educated ones. 13. How do socio-economic factors affect businesses? a. It will help you make better decisions about the future and direction of your business. b. It affects the business decide the future of the country’s economy. c. It analyzes the socioeconomic factors in deciding what business to establish for the future. d. It supports business owners to venture into small-medium scale businesses, which are in demand today. 14. Which determines how much they can spend on certain products? a. Demand b. Income Capacity c. Purchasing Power d. Want 15. It is one of the factors of Porter’s five forces which consist of the buyer’s ability to purchase products based on their income. a. Power of Buyers c. Threat of Substitutes b. Power of Suppliers d. Competitive Rivalry 16. Which is NOT associated with socio economic factors? a. Attitude c. Community Involvement b. Behavior d. Lifestyle 17. How income capacity affects the decision of a consumer in buying products? a. If their income is low, they may not afford to buy basic commodities; however, if the income is high, they are more likely to buy luxurious products. b. The consumer’s ability to purchase products depends on his or her status in life. c. The income predicts the financial status of a consumer in purchasing a product. d. When the consumer’s income is low, he can only afford basic commodities. 18. The creation of databases and electronic communications have enabled vast quantities of information to be shared and quickly distributed in a modern company enabling vast cost reductions and improvements in service in part of a. Economic changes c. Changes in technology b. Economic conditions d. Social environment 19. What are the factors relating to and influence one another? a. Economic Factors c. Socio-economic Factors b. Market Factors d. Social Factors 20. When business is influenced by the earnings of individuals from their daily economic activities, such factor is related to ___. a. Education c. Income b. Government d. Occupation 21. Many climatic changes can alter the trade of industries and how customers react towards a certain product, and this is related to ___. a. Environmental Factor c. Government b. Political Change d. Changes in Technology 22. When business needs to adopt directives and regulations created by the government, the factor is referred to: a. Economic changes c. Political changes b. Economic conditions d. Social environment 23. The following are the impact of the businesses to the government, EXCEPT; a. Businesses conduct projects like tree planting, and housing b. Employees hired by the businesses employ a household member c. Tax is imposed on the income of the business d. The benefit provided by businesses through payments of taxes 24. When a member of the society acquires skills and knowledge to be employed in different jobs and profession, this is through ____. a. Income c. Occupation b. Education d. Government 25. Consumer protection legislation, environmental legislation, health and safety and employment law are affecting businesses related to factors created by a. Education b. Government c. Income d. Occupation 26. Which of the following statements is correct? a. A product that is sold to global market is an import. b. Export is an international trade whereby the goods/services are brought into one country from another. c. Import is an international trade whereby goods produced in one country are shipped to another country for future sale or trade. d. International trade gives countries the opportunity to be exposed to goods and services not available in their own countries. 27. The country that ordered the goods is the exporter and the country that supplied it is the importer. a. This statement is correct. b. This statement is incorrect. c. This statement is both correct and incorrect. d. This statement does not make sense. 28. What scale of business that has total asset of Php1,500,001 to Php15,000,000? a. Large c. Micro b. Medium d. Small 29. Which is NOT a characteristic of Porter’s five forces of competitive position analysis under “threat of new entrants”? a. Access distribution to channels c. Government Policies b. Brand loyalty d. Number of customers 30. Which is an entity organized by people with similar needs and is operated for their mutual benefit and to provide themselves with goods or services to improve their income? a. Business c. Corporation b. Cooperative d. Industry 31. Which is the simplest way to setup a business? a. Cooperative c. Partnership b. Corporation d. Sole Proprietorship 32. What is the range of total asset for a medium scale of business? a. Below Php 1,500,001 c. Excess of Php 60,000,000 b. From Php 15,000,001 to Php d. From Php 1,500,001 to Php 60,000,000 15,000,000 33. What do you call a framework that helps to assess new venture and can help identify the business’s risks and rewards? a. PEST Analysis c. SEST Analysis b. Porter’s Five Forces d. SWOT Analysis 34. Which is a characteristic of ‘bargaining power of supplier’? a. Capital Requirements c. Focal company’s ability to substitute b. Number of competitors d. Number of customers 35. What is the aggregation of the different businesses engaged in the same line of undertaking? a. Business c. Negotiation b. Industry d. Venture 36. How Porter’s five force of competitive position analysis helped in the business? a. By serving as a guide for assessing and evaluating the competitive strength and position of a business organization b. By serving as a roadmap of a good future of the business organization c. By providing necessary information in opening a business in an industry full of competitive entrepreneurs d. By providing services to business owners who would like to assure a positive outcome of business 37 Which is an example of a sole proprietorship business organization? a. Cabinian’s Dental Clinic b. Sari-sari Store ni Mang Nonie c. Microsoft d. Acacia National High School Cooperative 38. Which statement is not true about environmental analysis? a. It is a process by which organization monitor their relevant environment. b. It helps identifies opportunities, plan and does take action. c. It identifies strengths and weaknesses of the business. d. It does not study various factors affecting the business. 39. What is a business function completed by business owners and other individuals to assess the current business environment? a. Environmental Analysis c. Product Analysis b. Industry Analysis d. Social Analysis 40. How industry analysis helped businesses? a. By understanding various economic c. By providing sufficient information in pieces of the marketplace and how putting up a business to gain an these various pieces may be used advantage to other competitors. to gain competitive advantage. d. By promoting the business to the b. By clarifying the dos and don’ts of a industry. business enterprise in a community. 41. SWOT analysis is a technique use to evaluate business or project. The acronym for SWOT is ______. a. Suppliers, Workers, Overtime, Tool c. Strengths, Weaknesses, b. Staff, Workers, Operation, Time Opportunity, Threats d. Supreme, Weaknesses, Opportunity, Threats 42. In an online business, when your online site has thousand followers then your business has ____. a. Opportunity c. Weakness b. Strength d. Threat 43. In an online business, which of the following can be classified as an opportunity? a. Well known blogger patronize your products. b. Discover a new level of marketing that increase your sales c. Customer are supportive d. Difficulty in distributing products to rural areas 44. When you receive a proposal for new investor, then your business has __. a. Opportunity c. Weakness b. Strengths d. Threat 45. Mang Dodjie business is lechon manok in their community. Aside from Mang Dodjie there are other establishments that sell grilled chicken like Acacia Chicken Inasal, Malabon’s Lechon, Rommel’s Manok Inihaw. Then Mang Dodjie’s business has_____. a. Opportunity c. Weakness b. Strength d. Threat 46. When you encounter a high turnover of employers in your business, then your business has ___. a. Opportunity c. Weakness b. Strength d. Threat 47. Who is the proponent of Forces Competitive Model? a. Adam Smith c. John Maynard Keynes b. Albert Humphrey d. Michael Porter 48. This pertains to the characteristics of the business or project that gives advantage over others. a. Opportunities c. Weaknesses b. Strengths d. Threats 49. How did business cope with the behavior of the consumers? a. By studying consumer needs and adopting strategies to persuade as c. By doing a market research regarding many consumers as possible that the current trends in the market. the products have value. d. By doing a survey to prospective b. By asking the consumers of what they consumers of the product. want that could make them happy. 50. What are the factors that have negative influence on an individuals’ economic activity? a. Economic Factors c. Socio-economic Issues b. Social Factors d. Technological Influence 51. How does local government earn revenue? a. Through the money of the people c. Through employment b. Through fees and licenses d. Through business venture 52. How business impacts the community? a. By providing new jobs to the people of deserving students and allocating the community. budgets for housing for low-income b. By giving away goods and services at families. an affordable price. d. Businesses assure that needs and c. Corporations and even small wants of the community are being businesses provide assistance such met. as scholarships to poor but 53. What do you call a socioeconomic impact assessment that weighs the socio-economic cost against the socio-economic benefit? a. Economic Investigation c. Social Issues Research Report b. Product Proposal d. Socio-economic Impact Study 54. Where does tax revenues of the national government go? a. They are used for budget allocations activities of programs and projects. and for budget allocations for its b. They are used to buy machineries and programs. equipment for production d. They are used to pay the national c. They are used for national debts of the country. 55. Why measure socioeconomic impact of business? a. It can help companies understand the needs, aspirations, resources, and incentives of their customers to develop winning new products and services and improve existing offerings. b. It can help companies understand the needs, resources, and incentives of their customers. c. It can assess the wellbeing of the country’s economy to improve products and services. d. It can maximize company opportunities to develop new products and services and improve existing offerings. 56. How positive economic growth rate helps the citizens of a country? a. It will increase spending of the people and help businesses to grow. b. It motivates entrepreneurs to build new business ventures. c. It supplies all the needs of the people in a country. d. It ensures the safety of the people in times of crisis. 57. How does investors help in economic growth of the country? a. Investors provide opportunities to job seekers for a possible employment. b. Investors get to earn returns on their investments, with capital plowed back into more investments and generating more income for the economy. c. Investors make business more prosperous that means more jobs to be offered. d. Investors seek to promote camaraderie among neighboring countries for a better deal of partnerships. 58. What important thing does government can get from businesses? a. Budget Proposal b. Business Venture c. Value-added Tax d. Tax Revenues 59. If a business has a strong support in the market, then your business has __. a. Opportunity c. Weakness b. Strength d. Threat 60. When you receive a proposal for new investor, then your business has ____ . a. Opportunity c. Weakness b. Strength d. Threat
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