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What are politics?

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The process concerned with how conflicts are CONTAINED, MODIFIED, POSTPONED OR SETTLED

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2
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Name 2 political factors that affect business

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Political stability, trade controls, impact of taxes, corruption

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3
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The difference between an Authoritarian system and a democratic system

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An authoritarian solves conflicts through enforcement of regulation and rules. A democratic system solves conflicts through rational discussion

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4
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Difference between pressure groups and lobbying groups

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Pressure groups are trying to influence the public opinion and lobbying groups are trying to influence the policy maker

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5
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Why is business important for politics and the other way around

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the goal for business is to make profit and the goal for the government is to ensure economics stability and growth

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6
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Difference between macro and micro economics

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Micro is the study of economics decision taken by individuals and firms.
Macro is concerned with interactions in the economy as a whole

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7
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Micro economics indicators

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Gdp per capita
Price changes
Market concentration
Changes in tax policy

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Macro economics indicators

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Gdp
unemployment rate
consumer price index
inflation

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9
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How assessing the economics health

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Gdp
inflation
unemployment

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10
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what is an leakage

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income that households don’t give to the firms examples are saving taxes and import

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11
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what is an injection

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income that firms receive but not from household for example ; government spending
investment spending
exports

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12
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what is a market

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place where buyers and sellers meet

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13
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how is cyclical employment caused

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by general deficiency in demand

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14
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how is structural unemployment caused

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a mismatch between the skills of people and the skills required for the job

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15
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technological unemployment

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by introduction of new technology

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16
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households provides resources to firms real or income flow

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real flow

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17
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firms provides goods and service to households, real or income flow

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real flow

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18
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households pay for the goods and services real or income flow

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income flow

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19
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firms pay wages and rent to households for the resources

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income flow

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20
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what is een kenmerk van price elasticity of demand

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sensitive to price changes
large change in quantity demanded

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21
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kenmerk van inelastic demand

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insensitive to price changes
small change in quantity demanded

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22
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is it elastic or not?
>1

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yes

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23
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is it elastic or not?
0

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perfecty inelastic

24
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is it elastic or not?
<1

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inelastic

25
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is it elastic or not?
1

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unit elastic

26
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reasons for balling birth rates

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increased availability of contraceptives
trends towards smaller families
trend towards later marriages and bearing
changing attitude towards working woman

27
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reasons for falling death rate

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improved working conditions
rising living standards
development in medical technology
and practice
better education

28
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influencing factors of net immigration

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legal barriers
economics migrancy
numbers of fleeing persecution
government policy
political developments

29
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difference between working and fixed capital

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working capital mobile needs to be replaced for example stocks of raw materials

fixed capital less mobile long lasting
machines building plank

30
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name 2/3 drivers of green business

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government action, penalties against pollution
economic opportunities
ethical considerations

31
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what is the reason of demand planning

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better forecasting
increased profitability
lower inventory
customer retention

32
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3 types of forecasting

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judgmental, historical data and preferences
time series solely dependent on past demand
cause and effect warm -ice cream

33
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what are the challenges of forecasting

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an inappropriate technique will reduce forecast accuracy

34
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five basic manufacturing processes
and explain

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  1. product line
  2. continuous flow
  3. job shop
  4. bath production
  5. fixed position layout
35
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explain pipeline stock

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when an order for an item is issued but not yet received

36
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speculative stock

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to protect against or prepare against some future event

37
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psychic stock inventory

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that is kept to stimulate demand ( Ikea)

38
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difference between traditional and modern supply chain

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the traditional store maximum as possible
but the modern way only to have the required quantity of the right product in the right place

39
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explain the just in time manufactering

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to minimize inventory and reduce cost just in time the right product

40
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difference between distribution center and fulfilment center

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distribution center- difference places send to different stores
fulfillment specific labels and send to your home directly

41
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explain the fast principle warehousing

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flow
accesibility
space
throughput

42
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what is cross docking

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process of receiving goods and shipping it the same day without storing it

43
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what do you calculate with the reorder point

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dxL+Ss

44
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the factors that need to be considered when choosing a facility location

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cost consideration
location of customer
customer service expectations

45
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what are industry clusters

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related industries in a particular location
Paris- fashion

46
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what are free trade zones

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where foreign goods may be stored exhibited, processed without being subjecting to duties

47
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why are incoterm efficient in doing business

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mutual understanding of obligations and cost and risks of both seller and buyer

48
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explain the craap tests

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currency
relevance
authority
accuracy
purpose

49
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difference between quantitative and qualitative

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things that can be measured as degree or count

but qualitative can not be easily measured in count

50
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the formula to calculate economics order quantity

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2DS:h EN de wortel van dat antwoord

51
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what are 2 examples of carrying (holding) cost

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  • obsoloscence ( spoilage)
  • shrinkage
  • storage and handling
  • insurance
  • taxes
    -interest
52
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what are 2 examples of ordering cost

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  • cost of receiving order ( wages)
  • conducting a creditcheck
  • verifying inventory availability
  • entering orders into the system
  • preparing invoices
  • receiving payments
53
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examples of correct negative externalities

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  • direct controls
  • specific taxes
54
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examples of positive externalities

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  • subsidies
  • government provision ( vaccinations)
55
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what does corporate responsibility mean for businesses?

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businesses having responsibilities that go beyond profit making, they protect the natural environment and support people and communities

56
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