In a BECE-style business scenario, good customer service includes

A. insulting customers B. treating customers respectfully and responding to their needs C. giving false information D. ignoring complaints

A young entrepreneur in the community faces this situation. stock control helps a business to

A. avoid counting goods B. know what items are available and when replenishment is needed C. increase unexplained losses D. make records less accurate

A learner applies entrepreneurship knowledge. an entrepreneur who studies possible losses before investing is showing

A. wastefulness B. dishonesty C. calculated risk-taking D. recklessness

During a school enterprise project, stock refers to

A. goods or materials a business keeps for sale or production B. the owner's personal clothing C. the business greeting D. only money in a bank

In a BECE-style business scenario, the best starting point for identifying a business opportunity is often to

A. choose the most expensive product B. observe people's needs and problems C. borrow as much money as possible D. copy a business without investigation