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Social needs may include
Unemployment
Health Care
a. Poverty / Homelessness
a. All of them
____ is a special type of limited company which exists to benefits the community.
CIC
CIO
COOP
NONE
In which activities social enterprise will engage?
To tackle social problems
Meet the needs of people
Taking care for environment
All of the above
Social value is considered in three ways, which among these is wrong?
Social
Economic
Environmental
Industry
What are the advantages of being a social enterprise?
Limited access to funding opportunities
Limited social impact
Have flexibility and freedom of choice
Inability to generate profits
What are the disadvantages of being a social enterprise?
Lack of accountability
Limited community engagement
Difficulty in attracting skilled employees
a. Inability to address social needs effectively
Which among this is considered as a Social Enterprise?
a. Establish as the premier purveyor of the finest coffee in the world while maintaining our uncompromising principles as we grow.
a. Give customers what they want, and get it for them faster than anyone else.
a. Transportation as reliable as running water, everywhere for everyone.
a. To become the world’s leading provider of premium products and premium services for individual mobility.
1) What is the correct characteristic of social enterprise?
a. Holding assets and wealth for the business and personal benefit.
a. Independent organisation with accountability to defined constituency and wider community.
a. Both A and B
a. None of them
1) Which of the following is a potential disadvantage of being a social enterprise?
a. Limited access to resources
a. Lack of public recognition and support
a. Inability to attract customers or clients
a. Lack of flexibility in decision-making
1) Which of the following is NOT a type of social enterprise based on legal structure?
a. Community Interest Companies (CICs)
a. Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
a. Cooperatives (COOP)
a. None of the above
1) What is the primary characteristic of a social enterprise?
a. a) Distributing profits to individuals
a. b) Generating income through trade
a. c) Having government involvement
a. d) Operating solely for profit
1) What is the triple bottom line concept associated with social enterprises?
a. Profitability, customer satisfaction, and market share
a. Profitability, environmental responsibility, and social impact
a. Sales revenue, employee satisfaction, and corporate reputation
a. Economic growth, social stability, and government support
1) What is one of the advantages of social enterprises?
a. Lack of competition in the commercial market
a. Ability to distribute profits to individuals
a. Creation of employment opportunities
a. Easier access to resources and funding
1) What is the difference between social entrepreneurship and traditional entrepreneurship?
a. Social entrepreneurship focuses on social impact, while traditional entrepreneurship focuses on profit.
a. Social entrepreneurship operates exclusively for personal gain.
a. Traditional entrepreneurship is accountable only to shareholders.
a. Social entrepreneurship does not involve business activities.
1) What is the main source of income for social enterprises?
a. Government funding
a. Donations from individuals
a. Trading activities and sales
a. Shareholder investments
1) What is the primary focus of a social enterprise?
a. Maximizing shareholder value
b. Providing social benefits
c. Reducing operational costs
d. Expanding global markets
1) What differentiates a social enterprise from a traditional business?
a. Lack of a clear mission
b. Focus on profit maximization
c. Pursuit of social and environmental goals
d. Solely driven by market demands
1) Which is NOT a characteristic of a social enterprise?
a. Engaging in trading activities for social purposes
b. Distributing profits to shareholders
c. Holding assets in trust for community benefit
d. Accountability to a defined constituency
1) What does CIC stand for?
a. Corporate Institutional Consortium
b. Cooperative Investment Collective
c. Community Interest Company
d. Community Inclusive Company
1) Mixed ownership cooperatives combine ownership types of:
a. Governments and private investors
b. Workers, consumers, and enterprises
c. Only workers and consumers
d. Only enterprises
1) Social enterprises should be:
a. Fully funded by the state
b. Autonomous of state
c. Operated by state officials
d. Partially governed by government bodies
1) One of the advantages of social enterprises is:
a. Higher profit margins
b. No need for a defined social mission
c. Flexibility and freedom to trade commercially
d. Reduced competition in the market
1) A disadvantage of social enterprises is:
a. Their profits are distributed to shareholders
b. They may lack the necessary resources as they reinvest profits
c. They cannot engage in trading activities
d. They have unlimited access to donations
1) What is NOT part of the triple bottom line for social enterprises?
a. Environmental responsibility
b. Sustainable profitability
c. Global expansion
d. Social impact
1) Which of the mission statements best describes social enterprise?
a. “To ignite creativity, inspire action, and advocate for justice in every endeavour.”
b. “We are dedicated to revolutionizing the way people experience our service, by continuously pushing the boundaries of innovation and efficiency.”
c. “To lead in our industry by setting the highest standards of integrity, inclusivity, and excellence”
d. “We are committed to innovating sustainable solutions that address critical societal needs, empower underrepresented communities, and promote equity and justice
1) What is a key difference between a social entrepreneur and social entrepreneurship?
a. Social entrepreneurship is for profit, while social entrepreneur is not
b. There is no difference; both terms are interchangeable
c. Social entrepreneur refers to the individual, while social entrepreneurship refers to the process of business
d. Social entrepreneurship refers to the individual, while social entrepreneur refers to the process
1) How do social enterprises typically hold their assets?
a. For reinvestment in private ventures
b. Without any specific purpose
c. For individual profit
d. In trust for community benefit
1) What type of co-op is owned and run by consumers?
a. Consumer owned co-ops
b. Mixed ownership cooperatives
c. Enterprise owned coops
d. Worker owned co-ops
1) Which is NOT a phase of social enterprise development?
a. Innovation - Adoption and Learning
Accountability
c. Acting Boldly
d. Maximizing profit
1) Social enterprises provide an opportunity for:
a. Local people to gain employment
b. Global market expansion
c. Increasing shareholder value
d. Reducing operational costs
1) One of the social enterprise's triple bottom lines is:
a. Market share growth
b. Competitive advantage
c. Operational efficiency
d. Environmental responsibility
1) Enterprise-owned co-ops are primarily owned and run by:
a. Other businesses
b. Consumers
Workers
d. Government entities
1) key challenge for social enterprises is:
a. Competing in the commercial market
b. Avoiding social responsibilities
c. A key challenge for social enterprises is:
d. Distributing profits to shareholders
