2.1 Flashcards

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Define e-commerce

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commercial transactions conducted electronically on the internet.

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2
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Define ethics

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moral principles that govern a person’s behaviour or the conducting of an activity.

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Environmental defined?

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relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition.

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Define digital communication

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the electronic exchange of information, data, or messages

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Definition of a trade off

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exchange something of value, especially as part of a compromise

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Define global warming

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the current rise in the average temperature of Earth’s air and oceans

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Define scarce resources

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the demand for a good or service is greater than the availability of the good or service

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Define interest rates

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the proportion of a loan that is charged as interest to the borrower, typically expressed as an annual percentage of the loan outstanding

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Define the economy

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The economy is made up of millions of individual consumers, many thousands of businesses and governments. All take decisions on what to buy and produce.

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Define Consumers

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Consumers are individuals who buy goods and services from businesses.

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Define the economic climate

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The economic climate describes the state of key factors within a country such as the level of goods and services produced and the number of jobs available.

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Define interest rates

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Interest rates refer to the cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving money, expressed as a percentage.

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Define Globalisation

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Globalisation is the trend for markets to become worldwide in scope.

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Define Quality

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Quality is the extent to which a consumer is sayisfied with a product.

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Define imports

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Imports are goods and services purchased from overseas customers in the domestic market.

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Define Product Design

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Product design translates the needs of customers, or the inventiveness of entrepreneurs, into a saleable product.

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Define Economies of scale

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Economies of scale occurs when the cost of producing a single unit falls as output increases.

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Define inward investment

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Inward investment occurs when governments, bussinesses and individuals invest capital into another country, for example, building new factories or buying companies.

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Define international trade

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International trade id the selling of goods and services across national borders.

20
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Define Exports

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Exports are goods and services produced by a business in one country and sold in another.

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Define a Multinational company (MNC)

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A multinational company (MNC) produces goods and services in more than one country. They are also called transnational corporations (TNCs).

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What is markets?

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Markets exist where there are buyers and sellers.

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What is competition?

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Competition exists when more than one business is attempting to attract tye same customers.

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What is a monopoly?

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A monopoly exists when a business does not face any competition in a particular market.

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What is a market share?

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Market share is the percentage of sales in a particular market recorded by a business.

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What is uncertainty?

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An uncertainty occurs when there is a lack of information about a situation. This means the outcome or consequences are very difficult to predict.

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What is risk?

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Risk is the possibility of something going wrong.

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What is just-in-case production?

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Holds stocks just in case there is a delay from supplies or a sudden unexpected increase in demand.

29
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What is purchasing economies of sale?

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Occur when the cost per unit falls if large orders are placed with suppliers due to a bulk discount.

30
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What is procurement?

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(or purchase) Involves selecting suppliers, establishing the terms of payment and negotiating the contract.

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What is the supply chain?

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The supply chain refers to all the businesses, people and activities that take part in the production processes from the start until it gets to the customer.

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What is logistics?

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Logistics refers to the movement of goods, services, information and money throughout the production process.