Applied Economics_Short Quiz_Group 5

It is the ability of one's business to sustain itself through a period of time.

• Viability

• Relationship

• Strength

• Business viability

It is necessary for a business to have such, the more you have it, the more opportunity it is for your business to run smoothly.

• Relationship

• Strength

• Rival

• Cash flow

As an entrepreneur, you need to ask yourself, "is your capital enough for you to launch your own business?"  What factor in evaluating business does this include?

• Relationship

• Ability to cash flow

• Investments

• Business viability

It is the simplest notion of viability that a business is viable if it makes a profit.

• Viability as a shareholder value

• Viability as a future profit

• Business viability

• Market size

It refers to as the exchange or trade of gold and services between different nations.

• International exchange

• Government

• Household

• International trade

It examines how social processes influence and are changed by economic activity.

• Socioeconomics

• Public economics

• Applied economics

• Economics

New business means employment opportunities for Filipinos

• Impact on the international trade

• Impact on the customer

• Impact on government

• Impact of household

It is the cost-benefit analysis in which the positive and negative impacts of projects, developments, and legislations on society are weighed and measured

• Impact of study

• Impact of government

• Impact of international trade

• Impact of Household

It is the establishment of a new businesses through revenues earned on fees collected from them and on taxes imposed on the incomes of these businesses.

• Impact of International Trade

• Impact of Household

• Impact of Government

• Impact of study

What notion of viability states that a portion of the profit will be distributed as taxes and interest on debts like bank loans.

• Viability as Growth

• Viability as a Shareholder value

• Viability as a future profit

• Viability as an Exchange Value