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1. According to the great learning of Confucian we must produce more than we _________ for the purpose of an abundance

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According to the great learning of Confucian, we must produce more than we consume for the purpose of an abundance. This means that in order to have an abundance of resources or wealth, we need to be productive and generate more than what we use or consume. This principle emphasizes the importance of productivity and the need to avoid excessive consumption in order to achieve prosperity and abundance.

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Businesses changed as synergies were created through uniting principles of production together. The modern period is represented by the ‘economic era,’ which we are living in now. Throughout time, many geniuses have come and go in business to make it a stronger entity. This quiz covers the history of business... see moreand the people who made their mark. Always know you will earn a certificate for completing the quiz. see less

2. Which Scottish economist came up with the idea that everything has a certain degree of value and you change things into forms that have economic value. 

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Theory of Added Value- everything has a certain degree of value and you change things into forms that have economic value. Kennecott takes ore and they move it on to add value, sells it to a processor (for $10) and they turn it into a bar then sells it to processor two (for $15) which turns it into the copper wire and other formed parts and sells it to processor three (for $20) which turns it into coins and electric wire who then sell it contractors and banks (for $25) who then sell it to the consumers (for $30) which completes adding value and ends with the consumer

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3. History is moving towards god consciousness and begins with a state of affairs, (status quo) or __________. 

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The given correct answer is "thesis". This answer is appropriate because a thesis is a statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved. In the context of the question, it implies that history is progressing towards a state of god consciousness, starting from a status quo or a current state of affairs. The thesis acts as the foundation or starting point for this progression.

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4. Process of Capitalization - Gather up men (labor), Build Ships (_______), a place to set up (land), and entrepreneurship who is the visionary that uses all of these to create a business. 

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The process of capitalization involves gathering up labor, building ships, acquiring land, and having an entrepreneurial visionary who uses all of these resources to create a business. In this context, "capital" refers to the financial resources and assets that are used to start and operate a business. It includes money, machinery, equipment, buildings, and other tangible and intangible assets that contribute to the production and growth of a company. Capital is essential for businesses to invest in their operations, expand their reach, and generate profits.

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5. In Goethe's Gaust Faust is trying to find his ________ in business? 

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In Goethe's "Faust," the protagonist, Faust, is on a quest to find his soul in the realm of business. This suggests that Faust is searching for meaning and fulfillment in his life, and believes that he can find it through his pursuits in the business world. The concept of the soul represents a deeper, spiritual aspect of oneself, and Faust's desire to find it implies a longing for a greater purpose beyond material success.

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6. _______________________history is based on scarcity because it has all been about the struggle of our resources inherited by our ancestors and the limited quantity of these resources. 

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Scarcity- history is based on scarcity because it has all been about the struggle of our resources inherited by our ancestors and the limited quantity of these resources. Scarcity is either created by human nature (created scarcity Gameboy, powerful hunter controls food supply) and physical scarcity (volcanoes, floods, hurricanes)

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7. The four requirements for capitalism are 4 requirements for capitalism             1. land             2. labor             3. capital             4. entrepreneurship

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The statement is true because these four requirements are indeed essential for capitalism to function. Land refers to the natural resources and physical space that are necessary for production. Labor refers to the workforce and their skills and abilities. Capital refers to the financial resources and tools needed for production. Lastly, entrepreneurship refers to the individuals who take risks and innovate in order to create and manage businesses. All four requirements work together to create a capitalist system where goods and services are produced and exchanged for profit.

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8. Columbus had a __________________ Style in exhange.  In Columbus __________ style he would engage in exchange to develop a relationship with the Indians to try and create willing partners, has an advantage because the Indians believe that Columbus and his men are from heaven, has an advantage of his weapons as well and shows his power by firing them

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In the given context, the term "managerial" suggests that Columbus had a strategic and organized approach in his exchange with the Indians. He would engage in exchange not only to establish a relationship but also to create willing partners. This indicates that he had a plan and was actively managing the interactions. Additionally, the mention of showing his power through firing weapons implies a sense of control and authority, which aligns with a managerial style of leadership.

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9. Which philosopher has an attitude regarding the common people that they will choose a society based on needs. Needs are a natural thing and each one of us can discern whether to live in the natural or unnatural?

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Aristotle believed that the common people have the ability to discern their needs and choose a society based on those needs. He believed that needs are natural and that individuals have the capacity to determine whether they should live in a society that aligns with their natural needs or in an unnatural society.

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10. According to Thoreau in the business study, the study of nature represents the emblem of _______. 

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Business Study- study nature (the emblem of god), he cuts out ice and sells it, grew veggies and sold them, only worked six weeks to cover everything, become more efficient in business so you don’t have to work as many hours

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11. Self-actualization 1%< reach it because it is transcendental, not dictated by ____________ things. 

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transcendental- Beyond common thought or experience; mystical or supernatural. self-actualization- To develop or achieve one's full potential.

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12. Infinite profit infinite growth and maximum self-interest ( with some government regulations) are all apart of the capitalist society values. 

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The statement suggests that in a capitalist society, there is a focus on unlimited profit, continuous growth, and individual self-interest. It also acknowledges that some government regulations may be in place to ensure fairness and prevent exploitation. This aligns with the values typically associated with a capitalist system, making the statement true.

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13. Tale of Gyges and Meaning-If you give a just man and an unjust man the ring they will both take advantage of their situation and use it for bad. Gyges is deception. 

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Tale of Gyges and Meaning- Gyges finds a ring that has an ability to turn him invisible, he then uses the ring to rape the queen and kill the king to rise to the top of this business-oriented society. The meaning is that given an advantage in a business society one uses it only to get ahead and benefit them. Business society harbors/promotes a negative psyche for people in or around it. If you give a just man and an unjust man the ring they will both take advantage of their situation and use it for bad. Gyges is deception

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14. According to Plato the structure of an "Ideal" city condemns the idea of a state built upon ______. 

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Structure of an Ideal City- basically it would be those who provide basic needs i.e. farmer for food, builder for homes, cobbler and weaver for clothes. Not those who provide wants. A city that makes the things we need.

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15. Which historical figure best describes the following insert:  gather up men (labor), build ships (capital), place to set up (land), and entrepreneurship who is the visionary that uses all of these to create a business?  

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Christopher Columbus is the best historical figure that describes the given insert because he gathered men (labor) to accompany him on his voyages, built ships (capital) to explore new lands, sought a place to set up (land) colonies, and demonstrated entrepreneurship by seeking financial support for his expeditions. He utilized all of these elements to create a business venture, as he aimed to find new trade routes and establish colonies for economic gain.

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16. According to Aristotle, what are the two kinds of arts of acquisition? 

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According to Aristotle, there are two kinds of arts of acquisition: natural and unnatural. Natural acquisition refers to the acquisition of wealth through activities that are essential for survival, such as agriculture and animal husbandry. Unnatural acquisition, on the other hand, refers to the acquisition of wealth through activities that are not essential for survival, such as trading and commerce. Aristotle believed that natural acquisition is more virtuous and morally superior compared to unnatural acquisition.

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17. Thales of Miletus was known for buying all of the olive presses to create a monopoly. 

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Thales is criticized for being a philosopher. The businessmen ask if he is so smart then why is he so poor? Thales buys all of the olive presses and when it comes time to harvest all of the olive farmers lease the presses whenever he wanted and made a lot of money. This is sad because it shows that even the best can be reduced to play with the worst among us (business world).

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18. Abraham Maslow's developer of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Includes psychology, security, affiliation, self-esteem, and the last one? 

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Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory that explains human motivation. It suggests that individuals have a hierarchy of needs that must be fulfilled in a specific order. The needs include physiological needs, safety needs, love and belongingness needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization needs. Self-actualization is the final level in the hierarchy, representing the need for personal growth, fulfillment, and reaching one's full potential. It involves pursuing meaningful goals, developing talents, and experiencing self-fulfillment. Therefore, "self-actualization" is the correct answer in this context.

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19. What are the 3P's?

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Power because power is A getting B to do what B would otherwise not do so B is doing the work for A. Privilege to do the things that I want to do. Privilege is the desire to desire. Place means title, ownership aristocrat, executive, but it could also be the title to a car. The place is ownership to say that this is mine.

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20. The definition of productivity is the maximum output for minimum input.

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The given statement is true. Productivity is indeed defined as achieving the maximum output with minimum input. It is a measure of efficiency and effectiveness in utilizing resources to produce desired outcomes. By optimizing the use of resources such as time, labor, and materials, productivity can be increased, leading to higher levels of output or results. Therefore, the statement accurately reflects the definition of productivity.

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21. According to Aristotle the two kinds of value that goods can offer our money (coin) and a barter (trade).

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According to Aristotle, goods can offer two kinds of value: money (coin) and barter (trade). This means that goods can be exchanged for either money or other goods through a barter system. This statement aligns with Aristotle's views on the value of goods and the different ways in which they can be exchanged. Therefore, the answer is true.

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22. Columbus Purpose? One of the ideologies behind Columbus's purposes was "one gets rich by creating a more efficient way to make others rich" 

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Columbus’ Purpose- partly more efficient trading route for Europe to be able to get gold and spices, gold was used to fund armies to invade territories to gain resources, BE RICH, ***one gets rich by creating a more efficient way to make others rich**

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23. Confucius- "Laissez-Faire" refers to"

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The term "Laissez-Faire" refers to the concept of letting things be or allowing them to take their own course without interference. It is often used in reference to economic policies that advocate for minimal government intervention in the market. This approach suggests that the market should be left to operate freely, without excessive regulations or restrictions.

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24. Mephisto is God in Faust.  

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Mephisto as Symbol- he is the devil that controls all of nature, the materialist class, the spiritless business world, a freebooter.

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25. According to Henry David Thoreau He believes that it should be man the maker of things not man the consumer.

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Consumerism and Materialism- he believes that consumerism and materialism bring you away from your true self, material things distract you from your true purpose because you spend time at a job trying to make money to acquire material things. He believes that it should be the man the maker of things, not man the consumer.

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26. Which philosopher developed the five excellent things?  o   Bounteousness without any cost- follow what is the profit of the people o   Lead them on profitably- show other ways to make money o   Teach them- public education to instill values o   Regulate them-only regulate if a business is doing harm to the "father's" children (dangerous, harmful products), also against monopolies which don't harbor the ability to rise and become wealthy o   Do not fight them

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The philosopher who developed the five excellent things is Confucius. These five excellent things include bounteousness without any cost, leading people on profitably, teaching them through public education, regulating them when necessary, and not fighting them. Confucius believed in promoting the well-being and prosperity of the people, instilling values through education, and ensuring fair business practices. He emphasized the importance of harmony and social order in society.

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27. When a commodity is cheap, it calls forth demand, and raises its price; and when it is dear, it calls forth supply, and lowers its price refers to what theology? 

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This statement refers to the economic concept of supply and demand. When a commodity is cheap (in high supply), it attracts more demand, causing the price to increase. On the other hand, when a commodity is expensive (in low supply), it encourages more supply to meet the demand, causing the price to decrease. This principle is a fundamental concept in economics and helps explain the fluctuation of prices in the market.

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28. The reason why we speak the language of infinite profit, infinite growth and Max _________ is because we all want power or privilege in place.

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Power because power is A getting B to do what B would otherwise not do so B is doing the work for A. Privilege to do the things that I want to do. Privilege is the desire to desire. Place means title, ownership aristocrat, executive, but it could also be the title to a car. The place is ownership to say that this is mine.

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29. According to Francis Fujuyma (American political scientist and economist 1952) people are all under the language of business which is the basis for _______________

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We are all operating under capitalism. Doesn’t mean the end of war but the end of history means the great changing forces of the ideology are no longer there. We almost all have come to the conclusion that we all like the idea of infinite profit, infinite growth and max self-interest and capitalism allows for these conclusions.

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30. When a new company wants to get created, they make an IPO. This Acronym refers to what? 

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An initial public offering (IPO), is the first sale of stock by a formerly PUBLIC company. this refers to the days of Columbus when there were such thing and share prices but they were one and the same. go to  Company formation, and product output- when a new company wants to get created, they make an IPO, Columbus went to Isabella/Ferdinand (crown and church) to get an investor for the reason of getting a product out of it

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31. Confucian socialism- is different from today's socialism. 

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Confucian “Socialism”- he believes that everyone should have the ability to rise and become wealthy, different from today’s version of socialism because it uses government regulations to disperse wealth and Confucius opposes Socialism- A political and economic theory of that advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.

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32. Adam Smith (author of the wealth of nations) felt that tariffs and monopolies harmed the country because they didn't allow for production. 

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Attitude toward Tariffs and Monopolies- he felt that tariffs and monopolies harmed the country because they didn’t allow for production, if you allow people from other countries in they will spend their money in the country they are starting the business. More people allowed in the production of a good create more advertising of that good which leads to increases consumption of that good. Increased consumption leads to more money being spent in that country. Wealth of nations - First published in 1776, it is a reflection on economics at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution and argues that free market economies are more productive and beneficial to their societies.

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33. Baucis and Philemon as Symbols- they represent God and good people. They have a good purpose and that is to save people from the water.  

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Baucis and Philemon are symbolic figures in Greek mythology. They are often portrayed as a virtuous and hospitable couple who show kindness to strangers, even when they are disguised gods. By representing God and good people, they embody moral values and serve as examples of righteousness and compassion. Their purpose is to demonstrate the importance of helping others and saving them from harm, which aligns with the statement that they aim to save people from the water. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

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34. Thoreau believed that you found your purpose through business. Especially big businesses.

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FALSE! Small and Big Business- not opposed except to the degree that it takes you off of your singular purpose, the big business makes it hard to hold onto your spiritual intent

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35. Francis Fukuyama (American political scientist and economist 1952) says here's how you'll know we are at the end of history "when all the old battle lines that were drawn between ______________ and _______________ will disappear and everything will move towards making money". 

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According to Francis Fukuyama, when the old battle lines between capitalism and socialism disappear and everything moves towards making money, it will signify the end of history. This implies that the ideological conflicts between these two economic systems will cease to exist, and the focus will solely be on economic gains and profit-making.

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36. In Colombus's times, the Spanish-style of marketing development was to care for the Indians and assist them in transition over to modern-day living. 

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Spanish Style of Mkt. Development- conquer, kill and take what they want

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37. Which invention in the 1800s led Auguste Comte, Charles Fourier to say we were, "at the end of history".

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Auguste Comte, Charles Fourier- said we were at the end of history in the 1800s because James Watt perfected the steam engine so as to create energy so as to create mass production of textiles and mining. They believed the age of scarcity was coming to an end because of the factories and mass production and are producing in huge quantities and providing it at a low cost. They believed steam put an end to scarcity, but we still had the argument of how to make money, whether the individual should have the right to make an infinite profit, infinite growth, or should the state own all of these. They believed technology brought the end of history.

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38. Which philosopher coined the ideology. Needs are the basic fundamentals for survival and wants are above and beyond basic needs i.e. food is a need, gourmet food is a want, ultimately people who have an abundance of needs move towards wants. 

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Plato is the correct answer because he is known for his philosophy on the distinction between needs and wants. He believed that needs are essential for survival, while wants are desires that go beyond basic necessities. This idea is reflected in the explanation provided, which states that food is a need, but gourmet food is a want. Therefore, Plato coined the ideology of distinguishing between needs and wants.

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39. Empathy is seen through the eyes of _________. 

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Relationship of “Theory of Moral Sentiments” to “The Wealth of Nations”- many say smith doesn’t count for philosophy or religion but he wrote the theory of moral sentiment, one thing he believes in is the that in the practice of commerce, **all men and all women at some point will see through the eyes of others, brings up Zeno? Plato and Aristotle all say that men have the capacity to see through the eyes of others and when you see through the eyes of others you have empathy for them. Would an empathetic person be that hard on other beings, businesses in a capitalist society show a degree of empathy by giving to charities**

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40. Karl Manheim's argument Prior to 1776, their idea of utopia (the English) was the freedom of Speech. 

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Mannheim’s Argument- ascending bourgeoisie men and women prior to 1776 their idea of a utopia would have been freed because of the restrictions from England. They were not a free colony. Not the freedom we seek today but the freedom to make more money and the English did not allow us to make all the money we wanted to. England didn’t allow building big industrial goods. The men who were in power were rich and wanted to be richer and England didn’t allow this.

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41. Columbus was considered the head Laborer. 

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He was the admiral, CEO, manager.

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42. Supply and demand are the invisible hands coined by Adam Smith. 

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The Invisible Hand Theory- p106 line 7 supply and demand is the invisible hand, he meant supply and demand but he also meant god because he believed that God would never let his children destroy themselves with their own greed, arrogance, and self-interest. This is god’s way to see to it that our empathy has a good result

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43. Which philosopher had the ideology that?  Labor-use labor as a way to provide for your purpose, why go to a job that doesn't serve your spiritual soul? 

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Labor- use labor as a way to provide for your purpose, why go to a job that doesn’t serve your spiritual soul? Do you really need to work all that much there is no way to consume as much relative to your work, are you using too much time towards labor and not enough for your personal time, work makes us less honest and people who put in a lot of work and the lack integrity (integrity-slaves in Greece were dishonest because they worked on average 80-90hours a week, these people are not honest with themselves)

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44. Aristotle's historically recognized for his passage regarding what analogy?   

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Aristotle is historically recognized for his passage regarding the analogy of a shoe. This analogy is often used to explain his concept of causality, specifically the idea that just as a shoe is made for a specific purpose (protecting the foot), everything in the natural world has a purpose or function. This analogy helps to illustrate Aristotle's teleological view of nature, where everything has a purpose and is directed towards fulfilling that purpose.

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45. Regarding Columbus, which Statement is the least accurate specific to the purpose of the stockholders? 

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The statement "Get equity of the ships" is the least accurate specific to the purpose of the stockholders. This is because stockholders typically invest money in a company or venture in exchange for ownership shares or equity. However, in the case of Columbus, the stockholders did not receive equity in the ships. Instead, they provided funding to Columbus for his voyage with the expectation of gaining a return on investment (ROI) through the discovery of gold and spices.

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46. According to Confucians' purpose which is not one of his wants. 

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Confucians' purpose does not include economic freedom as one of their wants. Instead, they prioritize universal connection, emphasizing the importance of harmonious relationships and social bonds among individuals and within society. This concept is central to Confucian teachings, as it promotes mutual respect, empathy, and a sense of shared responsibility, ultimately aiming to create a cohesive and interconnected community.

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47. Who coined the following phrase.. All business began as a reaction against the tyranny of nature

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Sigmund Freud Australian neurologist (6 May 1856 – 23 September 1939) Powerful people don’t like to give up their power and people of power create scarcities (powerful hunter trades food for loyalty but can also not give out food and creates a scarcity) early man worshiped gods of nature and made deals with them for the safety against the tyranny of nature.

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48. Francis Fukuyama believes that we are all at the beginning of history.

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Francis Fukuyama- believes we are at the END of history because communism no longer exists (communism still exists but it harbors negative, poor conditions) and capitalism is the widest held ideology, it is something that all societies can relate to.

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49. Homo Faber refers to:

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Homo Faber refers to "Man the maker of things" because it is derived from Latin where "homo" means man and "faber" means maker. This term emphasizes the human ability to create and construct objects, highlighting the role of humans as creators and inventors. It signifies the importance of human craftsmanship and the transformative power of human creativity in shaping the world around us.

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50. Homo Ludens reverse to what?

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The term "Homo Ludens" refers to the concept of "man who enjoys play." It suggests that humans have a natural inclination towards play and that it is an essential part of human nature. This term emphasizes the significance of play in human development, creativity, and social interaction.

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51. Usury is the act of making a profit off of produced goods. 

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Reselling-Usury Argument- the worst of all is usury, making money on money so your purpose is just making money. Aristotle says it is unnatural and if you choose to make money you become even worse of a human being. He doesn’t believe in the homo economicus because it promotes greed.

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52. Adam Smith believed that self-interest is a Bad thing because people are interested in their own wealth and money and it creates greed. 

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 Attitude Toward Self-Interest- self-interest is a good thing because people are interested in their own wealth and money. People who are interested in making money create business to make more money. These businesses buy domestically which puts money into that country. This creates more wealth for the country the business is in because it provides jobs. “By pursuing his own interest he frequently promotes that of the society more effectually than when he really intends to.”

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53. What is Bacon's idea about why we go into business?

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Bacon's idea about why we go into business is that it brings profit, eventuates in honor, builds assets, generates pride, and advances the practitioner's end.

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54. Meaning of Faust's Blindness- ________________ blindness, he is full of concern and is still worried even though he thinks he has dispelled worry. 

Explanation

(psychosomatic: of, relating to, concerned with, or involving both mind and body)

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55. Aristotle believes in Homo economicus. 

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He doesn’t believe in the homo economicus because it promotes greed. Homo economicus, or Economic human, is the concept in some economic theories of humans as rational and narrowly self-interested actors who have the ability to make judgments toward their subjectively defined ends. This theory stands in contrast to the concept of Homo reciprocans, which states that human beings are primarily motivated by the desire to be cooperative, and improve their environment.

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56. Peter Berger and Thomas Luckman- Social Construction of Reality state that "it's incorrect to say that theories are concocted in order to legitimate already existing social institutions". 

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Peter Berger and Thomas Luckman- Social Construction of Reality- “it’s correct to say that theories are concocted in order to legitimate already existing social institutions”-ownership of the factors of capital whatever it is that created capitalism actually existed before there was any theory that explained what capitalism was. People were already engaging in capitalism before the theory. Ultimately the theory was produced by Adam smith in the wealth of nations. The theory came after the institution of capitalism already existed. Karl Marx idea is revolution; we are going to overthrow governments because they are practicing communism. So he thinks a revolution will bring on a new reality, the theory is giving rise to language rather than the language giving rise to the theory. Sometimes reality gets constructed by coming up with a theory first. We can’t all seek infinite profit, growth, and max self-interest so we must unify and create a state that seeks all of these things. We give our self-interest over to the state and the only way to do that is a revolution. Marx’s forced construction of reality falls flat on its face.

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57. According to Michael Berman in (all that is solid melts to air 1982) either we use business development or the business develops the people. 

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Either we use business development or the business develops US!

with big businesses you are going to have to satisfy a lot of freebooters who don’t necessarily believe what you do but they still get the benefit of your business. You don’t have control over who buys your stock and you don’t own all of the company so you can’t control everything the company does. Freebooters don’t care about your ultimate goals they just want the benefits. Either we use business development or the business develops us (used by someone else’s business motives). If business development exists for us then it can be anything we want it to be.

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According to the great learning of Confucian we must produce more than...
Which Scottish economist came up with the idea that everything...
History is moving towards god consciousness and begins with a state of...
Process of Capitalization - Gather up men (labor), Build Ships...
In Goethe's Gaust Faust is trying to find his ________ in...
_______________________history is based on scarcity because it has all...
The four requirements for capitalism are 4 requirements for...
Columbus had a __________________ Style in exhange. ...
Which philosopher has an attitude regarding the common people that...
According to Thoreau in the business study, the study of nature...
Self-actualization 1%< reach it because it is transcendental, not...
Infinite profit infinite growth and maximum self-interest ( with some...
Tale of Gyges and Meaning-If you give a just man and an unjust man the...
According to Plato the structure of an "Ideal" city condemns...
Which historical figure best describes the following insert: ...
According to Aristotle, what are the two kinds of arts of...
Thales of Miletus was known for buying all of the olive presses to...
Abraham Maslow's developer of Maslow's hierarchy of needs....
What are the 3P's?
The definition of productivity is the maximum output for minimum...
According to Aristotle the two kinds of value that goods can offer our...
Columbus Purpose?...
Confucius- "Laissez-Faire" refers to"
Mephisto is God in Faust.  
According to Henry David Thoreau He believes that it should be man the...
Which philosopher developed the five excellent things? ...
When a commodity is cheap, it calls forth demand, and raises its...
The reason why we speak the language of infinite profit, infinite...
According to Francis Fujuyma (American political scientist and...
When a new company wants to get created, they make...
Confucian socialism- is different from today's socialism. 
Adam Smith (author of the wealth of nations) felt that tariffs...
Baucis and Philemon as Symbols- they represent God and good people....
Thoreau believed that you found your purpose through business....
Francis Fukuyama (American political scientist and economist...
In Colombus's times, the Spanish-style of marketing development...
Which invention in the 1800s led Auguste Comte, Charles Fourier...
Which philosopher coined the ideology....
Empathy is seen through the eyes of _________. 
Karl Manheim's argument...
Columbus was considered the head Laborer. 
Supply and demand are the invisible hands coined by Adam Smith. 
Which philosopher had the ideology that? ...
Aristotle's historically recognized for his passage regarding what...
Regarding Columbus, which Statement is the least accurate specific to...
According to Confucians' purpose which is not one of his...
Who coined the following phrase.....
Francis Fukuyama believes that we are all at the beginning of history.
Homo Faber refers to:
Homo Ludens reverse to what?
Usury is the act of making a profit off of produced goods. 
Adam Smith believed that self-interest is a Bad thing because...
What is Bacon's idea about why we go into business?
Meaning of Faust's Blindness- ________________ blindness, he is...
Aristotle believes in Homo economicus. 
Peter Berger and Thomas Luckman- Social Construction of Reality state...
According to Michael Berman in (all that is solid melts to air 1982)...
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