3.1.1 Flashcards

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What is a good?

A

A tangible object

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2
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What is a Service?

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An intangible object

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3
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What is a product?

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A general term that includes a good and service

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4
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What 4 benefits do businesses bring?

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Create employment
Create wealth
Create new products
Can enhance a country’s reputation

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5
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4 Examples of an input

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People
Finance
Resources
Capital requirements

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6
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3 Examples of an output

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Goods
Services
Waste products

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7
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3 Examples of primary sectors

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Agriculture
Mining
Gas extraction

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8
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3 Examples of secondary sectors

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Manufacturing
Construction
Supply of electricity, gas and water

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9
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Examples of tertiary sectors

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The supply of services

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10
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What does GDP stand for?

A

Gross Domestic Product

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11
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What does GDP mean?

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Measures total value of the production of an economy, over a period of time.

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12
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What is a mission statement?

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Sets out a businesses overall purpose to direct and stimulate the organisation

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13
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What is an aim?

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Long term plans of a business

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14
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What is an objective?

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Medium to long term goals established to coordinate the business

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15
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What is the Hierarchy of Objectives in order of most to least? 6

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Mission Statement
Corporate Aim
Corporate Objectives 
Corporate Strategy
Functional Objectives 
Functional Tactics
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16
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What are the SMART Objectives?

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Specific
Measurable
Agreed
Realistic
Time specific
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17
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What are the six common business objectives?

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Profit
Cash flow
Growth
Survival
Social, Ethical and Environmental 
Diversification
18
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What are Profit Objectives?

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When the total revenue exceeds the total costs.

19
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What are Growth Objectives?

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May include getting a larger market share, it can then exploit its market position and get more profit.

20
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What are Survival Objectives?

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Helps the business to continue to trading rather then being forced to stop.

21
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What are Cash Flow Objectives?

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The amount of money going in and our of the business. The business being able to pay debts on time and Get enough revenue to have a substantial profit.

22
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What are Social, Ethical, Environment Objectives?

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Social: Targets relating to employment and improving working conditions.
Ethical: Targets based on moral principles
Environmental: Targets protecting the environment through the use of sustainable production techniques.

23
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What are Diversification Objectives?

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Where a firm produces an increased range of unrelated goods and services

24
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How do you calculate profit?

A

Profit = Total Revenue - Total Cost

25
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What are business costs?

A

The expenditures of the business

26
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What are Fixed costs?

A

Expenditures that do not change when the level of output changes.

27
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What are variable costs?

A

Expenditures that change as a result of the changing output levels.

28
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How do you calculate variable costs?

A

Variable Costs = Variable Cost per Unit x Number of Units Sold

29
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What are semi-variable costs?

A

Costs that have Fixed and variable elements

30
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What are total costs?

A

The sum of all costs

31
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How to calculate Total Costs?

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Total Costs = Variable Costs + Fixed Costs

32
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What is business revenue?

A

The income over a period of time

33
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How do you calculate Revenue?

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Revenue = Cost per Unit x Number of Units Sold

34
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What does the businesses profit depend on?

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Profit Margin and Quantity of Sales

35
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What is a Profit Margin?

A

Amount of the final selling price that is profit

36
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What does the quantity sold effect?

A

The amount of profit the business earns

37
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What benefits can profit bring to the business?: Customers

A

A profitable business can attract customers they may think the business are selling desirable quality of products.

38
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What benefits can profit bring to the business?: Investments

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With high profits, the business can persuade individuals and institutions, like banks, to invest.

39
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What benefits can profit bring to the business?: Larger Rivals

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Larger rivals could buy the business with a high profit

40
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What benefits can profit bring to the business?: Suppliers

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Likely to have more confidence of its suppliers.