biz plans + comeptitive market +start up options Flashcards
1)benefits os biz plan
2)draw backs of biz plan
1- helps secure finances
- encourages research( reduces risks)
-makes entrepreneurs look at all aspects of biz( identify potential problems)
2)- time consuming
-must constantly update - result in missed biz opportunities
- often overestimate sales and underestimate costs
-many entrepreneurs lack extertise to produce biz plan.
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what biz plan includes ( most imp things only)
- cashflow forcast|
budget
-financial profit / loss
sales forcast
market analysis
objectives
competitions
importance of biz plan
helps reduce biz risk
obtain finances
consequences of intense biz competition
- biz begins to compete on low prices /
-will make biz more likely to innovate
-will encourage biz to control their costs better
disadvantage of competing in competitive biz
1) rivals competeing for same customers -> more saturated market ->loss in biz cash flow->loss in customers->decrease reptation
2)more pressure on biz to provide quality products->need of more sources of finances-> change in suppilers _>better market research
sole trader
- keeps 100% profits
- privacy of accounts
- full control of decisions
-unincorporated
-must register hmrc as self employed - unlimited liability
suited to small businesses
partnership
-unincorporated
-expansion is easier
- financial info remains private
-possible conflict between partners
unlimited liability
plc
- incorporated
-more costly than sole tradors - raises more money esily
-subject to government scrutiny and subjugation - financial info public
- limited liability
LTD
-shares not sold publicly
-more costly than sole trador
- financial info DOES NOT remain private
- limited liability
franchising
when franchisor grants license to a franchisee to control using biz format
franchisor
->Economies of scale - more biz open as franchise the greater bargaining power
-> if franchisee does badly franchisor must take blame
franchisee
-> support from franchisor
->as well as license payment there is also royalty payments
->less control than startups
->inflexible