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According to the class discussion and the article "Circular Supply Chains Are More Sustainable. Why Are They So Rare?", what are the challenges in adopting circular economy? There are many players in the supply chain with economic incentives Parts commonality makes it difficult to collect end of life goods economically Expansive geographies complicate coordination Companies emphasize specialized suppliers and economies of scale Consumers may prioritize specialized product features over sustainability evenimil suit a violation occurs, the individual(s) responsible will be subject to University sanctions that may include failure from the course, suspension, or expulsion. Question 8 In the case study "Women Entrepreneurs and Tech Ecosystems," what strategies did the four female entrepreneurs not use to overcome barriers? Develon ventures in stealth made in order protect their new business idea Change narratives - bring tech innovation jobs and funding to the inner city Build supportive professional networks of other wornen/minnities for ther bowinesses Avoid difficult social problens to make progress in other opportunities Avoided traditional institutions and instead created new ones The Stanford Social Innovation Review's "Innovating for More Affordable Health Care" included examples of companies that offered promise of low-cost, widespread health applications but stilled faceri challengres ralsing capital. Which of the following are suggestions of improving the chances entrepreneurs can finance their growth? Seek venture capitalists early as way to accelerate the scale social impact health care ventures Engage philanthropies to finance pilot studies and clinical trials Market technology in large, dense international markets to fund such technology in sociai impact domestically Affiliation with a University for supportive ecosystem and potential funding Focus on reimbursement to pay for ernergency care In class discussion and the podcast by MacArthur Foundation, "A Circular Economy for Packaging: Extended Producer Responsibility," representatives from Unilever and the Chilean govemment discuss EPR. Which of the lollowing are nol true about EPR? EPA ielies primarily on consumers to help recycle goods The true price of a product is based on the costs of such product through its end of lite Chile helped develop a model of EPR that would work for most countries Manufacturers should assume a hands-on role instead of reiving on third-party organizations for circular ecanomy prograins. Companies such as Uniliever may preler EPR to tax-based circular programs According to the class discussion and the article "Circular Supply Chains Are More Sustainable. Why Are They So Rare?", what are the challenges in adopting circular economy? There are many players in the supply chain with economic incentives Parts commonality makes it difficult to collect end of life goods economically Expansive geographies complicate coordination Companies emphasize specialized suppliers and economies of scale Consumers may prioritize specialized product features over sustainability evenimil suit a violation occurs, the individual(s) responsible will be subject to University sanctions that may include failure from the course, suspension, or expulsion. Question 8 In the case study "Women Entrepreneurs and Tech Ecosystems," what strategies did the four female entrepreneurs not use to overcome barriers? Develon ventures in stealth made in order protect their new business idea Change narratives - bring tech innovation jobs and funding to the inner city Build supportive professional networks of other wornen/minnities for ther bowinesses Avoid difficult social problens to make progress in other opportunities Avoided traditional institutions and instead created new ones The Stanford Social Innovation Review's "Innovating for More Affordable Health Care" included examples of companies that offered promise of low-cost, widespread health applications but stilled faceri challengres ralsing capital. Which of the following are suggestions of improving the chances entrepreneurs can finance their growth? Seek venture capitalists early as way to accelerate the scale social impact health care ventures Engage philanthropies to finance pilot studies and clinical trials Market technology in large, dense international markets to fund such technology in sociai impact domestically Affiliation with a University for supportive ecosystem and potential funding Focus on reimbursement to pay for ernergency care In class discussion and the podcast by MacArthur Foundation, "A Circular Economy for Packaging: Extended Producer Responsibility," representatives from Unilever and the Chilean govemment discuss EPR. Which of the lollowing are nol true about EPR? EPA ielies primarily on consumers to help recycle goods The true price of a product is based on the costs of such product through its end of lite Chile helped develop a model of EPR that would work for most countries Manufacturers should assume a hands-on role instead of reiving on third-party organizations for circular ecanomy prograins. Companies such as Uniliever may preler EPR to tax-based circular programs
