Entrepreneurship I
Chapter 9: Site Selection And Layout Planning
Appointments
Census Tracts
Economic Base
Façade
Incentives
Industrial Parks
Interrelationships
Layout
Standard
Metropolitan
Statistical Areas
Trade Area
Workstation
Interior design equipment and furnishings
such as fish tanks and planters, used to
define corridors or aisles.
Subdivisions of SMSAs containing 4,0005,000 people.
A community’s main source of income.
The face of a building.
Advantages that help businesses, such as
lower taxes, cheaper land, and employee
training programs.
Areas communities have set aside for
industrial uses.
Access, arrangement, and flow among all the
activities in a layout plan.
A floor plan or map that shows how a
business intends to use the space its site
provides to conduct business.
Geographic areas that usually include a
metropolitan area such as Chicago or
Atlanta.
The region or section of the community from
which a business can expect to draw
customers.
Specific areas with equipment for a single
worker.
Nina Southern – Entrepreneurship I: Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management