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Terminology review: local opportunities for employers, employees, non-profits and residents
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Topics of this game:
- What is an association of business people that promote the commercial interests of a community?
- SCORE stands for
- What is the government agency dedicated to helping small businesses and entrepreneurs succeed.
- What do state websites provide? Select best answer
- What do service club members do?
- What was established in 1912 as a nonprofit organization to provide services to both businesses and customers.
- What is a geographic area in which businesses receive favorable tax credits , financing, and other incentives called?
- Example of an enterprise zone
- Entrepreneurs, business owners, and government officials are all apart of .......
- Kiwanis, Lions, and Rotary are all examples of......
- Choose one reason small businesses are important to a local economy.
- Rules of behavior based on ideas about what is right and wrong is called?
- What is an amount of money given to someone in return for providing help in a business deal called?
- What is called when you use someones words without giving them credit?
- What is a mass email sent to individuals who did not give a company permission to email them.
- What is the actions of a business to further social good called?
- What is a copyrighted software that is available free of charge on a trial basis.
- What is a software available at no cost and can be used at any time
- Giving money to charity and volunteering is an example of ?
- What states that the employee will not share any company information with outsiders.
- What provides general principles or values, often social or moral, that guide the organization
- What lists the acceptable behavior for specific business situations.
- Behaving with sensitivity to social, economic, and environmental issues.
- The actions of a business to further social good.
- When employees use private company information to purchase company stock or other securities for personal gain.
- (Trade secrets) Information a company wants to keep secret.
- This exists when an employee has competing interests and loyalties.
