Answer structure

Question 1

6 mark

Answer 1

• Identify the first way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)
• Identify the second way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)

Question 2

8 mark

Answer 2

• Identify the first way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)
• Explain the counterbalance to your point - think of this as the other side of the argument
  (remember to say how this would impact the business)
• Identify the second way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)
• Explain the counterbalance to your point - think of this as the other side of the argument
  (remember to say how this would impact the business)

Question 3

10 mark

Answer 3

• Identify the first way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)
• Explain the counterbalance to your point - think of this as the other side of the argument
  (remember to say how this would impact the business)
• Identify the second way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)
• Explain the counterbalance to your point - think of this as the other side of the argument
  (remember to say how this would impact the business)
• Answer the question - you will most likely be agreeing with the statement or disagreeing.
  You need to add one new piece of information to support your opinion. You could support
  your answer by explaining the short-term or long-term impact for the business.

Question 4

12 mark

Answer 4

• Identify the first way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)
• Explain the counterbalance to your point - think of this as the other side of the argument
  (remember to say how this would impact the business)
• Identify the second way this is happening at the business
• Use evidence about the business and/or industry to support why they do this
• Explain the consequence of this for the business (positive or negative depending on the
  question)
• Explain the counterbalance to your point - think of this as the other side of the argument
  (remember to say how this would impact the business)
• Answer the question - you will most likely be agreeing with the statement or disagreeing.
  You need to add one new piece of information to support your opinion. You could support
  your answer by explaining the short-term or long-term impact for the business.

Question 5

20 mark

Answer 5

• introduction.
• the first way in which this is happening (it might be an advantage, a disadvantage, etc.).
• a counterbalance (it might be an advantage, a disadvantage, etc.).
• the second way in which this is happening (it might be an advantage, a disadvantage, etc.).
• a counterbalance (it might be an advantage, a disadvantage, etc.).
• conclusion I. Summary of the above with new pieces of information.
• conclusion II. Further recommendations for the business.