A) he will be better off picking a low-risk business opportunity, since the safest ones are usually the most profitable as well.
B) even though some opportunities appear riskier than others, the level of risk actually varies little from one opportunity to another.
C) high-risk business opportunities often have the potential for high returns as well.
D) government regulations are in place to protect investors and entrepreneurs from failure, so there is no need to worry about risk.
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A) how an event such as a war educates young people about conditions abroad.
B) the cost of war.
C) the benefits of war on education.
D) a squeeze on employer benefits.
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A) Passage of laws that enable businesspeople to write enforceable contracts
B) Establishment of a currency that is tradable in world markets
C) Establishment of strict regulations specifying exactly how products should be made to ensure safety and affordability
D) Passage of laws that eliminate corruption in government and business
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A) empowered with the authority to respond quickly to the unmet needs of customers
B) closely supervised to reduce the risk of product liability and discrimination lawsuits
C) eliminated and replaced with automated equipment whenever possible
D) relieved of any burden to make a customer decision
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A) car and truck makers.
B) mining and minerals industry.
C) schools, hospitals, and other services industries.
D) ice cream and confection industry.
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A) E-commerce will have little impact on most traditional businesses, because only a few types of products can be sold effectively online.
B) Traditional brick-and-mortar firms will enter the e-commerce market by creating their own websites.
C) E-commerce will prove to be very successful in competing against traditional firms in B2C markets, but will have much less success in B2B markets.
D) Brick-and-mortar businesses will cease to exist within 20 years.
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A) selling products to immigrants.
B) dealing sensitively with workers and cultures around the world.
C) providing government programs such as free health care for illegal and legal immigrants.
D) meeting employment quotas so that diverse groups are always represented in your workforce.
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A) their customers, even if it comes at the expense of employees and other stakeholders in the business.
B) their employees, even if it means shortchanging customers by charging higher prices.
C) all stakeholders.
D) exclusively their owners, since they are ultimately the ones who pay the bills.
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A) profits of $24 million.
B) profits of $34 million.
C) losses of $24 million.
D) losses off $34 million.
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A) firms have been trying to weaken unions by reducing their reliance on labor.
B) workers in the U.S. have become less productive and are no longer able to compete in the global economy.
C) firms in many industries have become so efficient that they need fewer workers.
D) the economy has been in a prolonged depression that has lasted more than a decade.
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A) Most people agree that there is strong evidence that the temperature of the planet is going down.
B) Smart businesses know that green business is currently a trend and they should proceed with caution because most green initiatives are more costly than wars and terrorism.
C) There is a strong push by customers for businesses to develop products and services that clearly save energy.
D) Clearly, the greening issue is an American trend that has not captured the attention of the international business community.
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A) restricting what customers can and cannot buy for personal use.
B) producing items that are designed to reach obsolescence quickly.
C) offering new ways to access items like movies or music and by adding sensors to allow companies to develop new business models.
D) developing more disposable items.
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A) permits a retail store to directly gather information on the customers who do business with its competitors, so it can target promotional materials to those people.
B) creates efficiency in that the store can quickly replenish items that are purchased.
C) prevents identity theft.
D) prevents stores from exchanging customer information with each other.
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