One way that an advertising agency can protect the original song it created for a client's television commercial is by obtaining a
Entre2 ASK Practice Exam Part 1 (#1-12)

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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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copyright
Answer explanation
Copyright. A copyright is legal protection of books and other artistic works granted by government and giving their creators sole rights to them for a certain period of years. An original musical work, such as a song, is a type of intellectual property that can be copyrighted. If an advertising agency wants to prevent others from using the original song, it can obtain a copyright. A patent is legal protection of an invention or a process granted by government to its owners for a certain period of years. A trademark is a legal method for protecting brands from misuse. A license does not protect an original song from use by others.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following is a characteristic of a product trade-name franchise:
Options: It is not open to the public., The franchisee can choose the name of the business, The franchisee has unlimited liability., It is owned by shareholders.
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The franchisee can choose the name of the business
Answer explanation
The franchisee can choose the name of the business. A product trade-name franchise is an independent sales relationship between a supplier (franchisor) and a dealer (franchisee) to stock and sell a specific or exclusive line of products. In this relationship, the franchisee is able to choose the name of the business. These franchises are open to the public, usually have limited liability, and are owned by the franchisee, not shareholders.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Jackie is a dentist. Which channel of distribution will Jackie use to provide services to clients?
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direct
Answer explanation
Direct. Direct channels of distribution are the paths, or routes, in which goods and services move directly from the producer to the consumer or industrial users. Jackie will provide services directly to clients without the use of intermediaries. Indirect channels are routes taken when goods and services move from the producer to the channel members and then to consumers or industrial users. Industrial channel and consumer channel are not channels of distribution.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Managers are responsible for directing the business's employees in ways that promote goodwill and build positive customer relationships, which often improve
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customer retention rates
Answer explanation
Customer retention rates. When managers direct employees in ways that promote goodwill, they are guiding the employees' attitudes and actions so they will satisfy customers and build customer loyalty. Loyal customers generate repeat business and improve the business's customer retention rates. Channel members are the intermediaries that move goods and services to the end user. An investment involves using money to generate a profit or gain. Resources are the items or people that are needed to complete a project.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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When Charlyne buys gasoline for her car, she is surprised that she doesn't have to pay any tax in addition to the price of the gasoline. Why is this?
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Charlyne is paying an excise tax that is already included in the purchase price.
Answer explanation
Charlyne is paying an excise tax that is already included in the purchase price. For certain products, the government levies taxes that businesses pay by building the amount into the customer's purchase price. In other words, instead of charging a tax in addition to the product's price, the business just charges a higher price to begin with, using the difference to pay the required tax to the government. These are known as excise taxes. Since Charlyne is paying the excise tax, she does not have to pay the tax later on her own. Property taxes are based on a percentage of a property's value. With a flat tax, every business pays the same percentage, no matter how much profit it makes.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following attitudes should an entrepreneur have about new technological developments: New technologies are overrated and should be avoided. The impact of new technologies should always be evaluated. New technologies should be applied to all business practices. The benefits of new technologies do not outweigh their high cost.
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The impact of new technologies should always be evaluated.
Answer explanation
The impact of new technologies should always be evaluated. An entrepreneur should always evaluate the potential impact that new technologies could have on business opportunities and competition. While the application of technology to business practices often has huge benefits, it is not always feasible or wise to apply them to every business practice. While the benefits of new technologies may be expensive or overrated sometimes, their impact and business potential should always be evaluated.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following is an example of a demographic trend that has encouraged entrepreneurial discovery: Technological advancements, Interest rate fluctuations, Industry deregulation, Increased cultural diversity
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Increased cultural diversity
Answer explanation
Increased cultural diversity. Many forces and trends in the external environment, including demographic changes, macroeconomic changes, technological changes, and political/regulatory changes, impact entrepreneurial discovery. A good example of a demographic change, or a change in the physical and social characteristics of the population, is increased cultural diversity. Many entrepreneurs have used the increased diversity to their advantage by developing businesses that cater to particular ethnic groups within the population. Interest rate fluctuations, industry deregulation, and technol
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