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Session 5: Coming Up with a Business Idea

By Rabbi Masrur

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Session 5: Coming Up with a Business Idea

Unit 4: Entrepreneurship Skills

Textual Question-Answers

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A. Subjective Questions

1. Define the meaning of a business idea.

Ans: A business idea is a concept or plan for providing a product or servicethat can satisfy customer needs and generate profit.

2. What are the three principles of idea creation?

Ans: The three principles of idea creation are:

Innovation: Creating something new or improving existing products orservices.

Feasibility: The idea should be practical and possible to implement withavailable resources.

Market demand: The idea should meet a real need or demand in themarket.

3. What are different ways of coming up with an idea? State differentways with an example.

Ans: Different ways of coming up with a business idea include:

Observation: Watching trends and needs around you, e.g., noticing peoplestruggling to find clean drinking water and starting a bottled water business.

Brainstorming: Discussing and generating ideas with a group, e.g., creating new types of snacks.

Personal experience: Using problems you face as inspiration, e.g., designing a study app for students because you found studying difficult.

Market research: Studying what customers want, e.g., noticing demandfor eco-friendly products and creating reusable bags.

4. Write any five business ideas that you would want to try out?

Why have you chosen these ideas?

Ans: Online tutoring service: Chosen because many students need flexiblelearning options.

Home bakery: Chosen because of a passion for baking and demand forhomemade snacks.

Mobile phone repair shop: Chosen because mobile devices are widelyused and frequently need repair.

Eco-friendly products store: Chosen to support sustainability andgrowing customer interest.

Fitness coaching app: Chosen because health and fitness are important, and many people seek guidance online.

Rabbi Masrur

A Thinker, Writer & Speaker.

 

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