Business activity Flashcards
vertical intergration
when a business takes over another business to control the direct
distribution of a business product
consumer good
a good sold to the public for use by them
producer good
a good sold to another business
conglomerate intergration
when a business joins with another in a different type of production process
horizontal integration
they buying or merger of another businesses producing the same or similar products
vertical backwards integration
when the suppliers of a business are taken over by that business
tertiary
service/ sold (retail)
secondary sector
production- making it
primary sector
extractions of raw materials (farming, fishing)
private sector
includes all businesses owned by private individuals
public sector
- paid for by public via tax
- these are NHS, armed forces
personal direct services
- aimed at consumers
- example in personal trainer, hairdressers
non durable goods
these are goods which are only used or consumed a single time
consumer= milk , veg
producer= oil chemicals
durable goods
these are goods that have a long life, they will be used until they break or are replaced
producer= car engines
consumer= tv, shoes
what are the rewards of being an entrepreneur
- money
- doing something you enjoy
- profitable
- success
- meet family needs
- avoid job disatifaction
how do you calculate revenue
number of customers
X
selling price
shareholder
a shareholder is a stakeholder, but not all stakeholders are shareholders
commercial services
- aimed at businesses
- some include marketing, market research
how do you calculate BEP
fixed costs
/
contribution
factors impacting site
- ease of access to the site
-footfall
-costs - proximity to competition
- personal reasons
how do you calculate profit/ loss
revenue - total costs
external growth
involves increasing the size of a business by buying other businesses