Computers and Technology, 20.05.2021 21:20, thebasedgodchri

1. In the Part I Review document, review the Section 8, Lesson 1: Business Opportunities information. Then describe 3 trends that you've noticed (either demographic, invention/technology, lifestyle, or style/entertainment) and explain how each one might generate a small business opportunity. (1-6 sentences. 3.0 points) 2. Make a list of at least 5 business ideas that you would be interested in starting as an entrepreneur. Then explain which one you think is the best opportunity for you. Give at least 3 reasons why this opportunity is better than the others. (1-5 sentences. 7.0 points)

TIP: You will create a marketing plan for this business idea in your next assignment, so pick an idea you like.

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