crazam 1 Flashcards

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co op relationship between employee and employer

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when the employer invests in training for the employer. this increases skulls of the employee, improved their motivation and increases productivity for the business

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competitive relationship employee s& employer

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employee may want to decrease post in order to maximize the business profitability but the employee may want a pay increase

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competitive relationship investor & manager

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when deciding on a dividend, manager might want to reinvest the profits and minimize the dividend to be paid to investors while investor may want to maximize dividend pay to investors

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co op relationship investor & manager

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both are trying to grow the business, investor can provide capital and manager works to achieve results for the business, so investor can get a dividend

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trade union

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•an organization of employees that promotes and protects the interests of its members in issues like wages and working conditions, especially through negotiations with employers
•employees pay a subscription to be a member. the tu aimes to protect and improve pay and conditions for members

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co op relationship between gov and entrepreneur

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gov uses state agencies like Enterprise Ireland to provide advice and financial support to businesses. in return the business provides employment for people in local community and pays taxes to gov eg corporation tax

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competitive relationship gov & entrepreneur

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•when entrepreneur deliberately underpays taxes owed to gov. results in less gov rev to fund services for citizens in ireland eg healthcare, etc
•eg googles ireland subsidiary has agreed to pay €218M to irish gov in back taxes for the year 2020

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produce and consumer co op relationship

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•producer conducts market research to find out what consumer likes and dislikes about products, results in consumers getting products that satisfy their needs and helps increase sales/profits for producers
•eg kitkat launched “choose a chunky champion” campaign to get consumers to choose new kit kat chunky flavor

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producer and consumer competitive relationship

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•produce makes poor quality product/gives consumers poor quality after sales service in order to save money. consumer is unhappy and makes future purchases from competitor. lord of sales, profits and rep for producer
•eg cadbury fined over €1M when salmonella found in products & made consumers unwell

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role of interest groups in business

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•organizations that represent the common viewpoint, objectives and goals of a particular group of stakeholders. interest groups are known as pressure groups or lobby groups
•seek to influence decision makers by lobbying, media campaigns, public protests, boycotted and possible legal action

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example for role of interest groups in business

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•IBEC lobbied the gov to ease restrictions so that businesses could reopen. IBEC lobbied the irish gov to provide grants to businesses who needed to implement safety measures.

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co op relationship between two producers in same line of business

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could exist to encourage consumption of the good
eg: two rival car manufacturers share the cost of developing a manufacturing plant

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competitive relationship between two producers in same line of business

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car manufactures like Volkswagen and Renault compete in
•quality of goods
•price of goods
•customer service
•choice of goods and service

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agreement
(contract termination)

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the parties to the contract may agree to end to the contract by mutual consent, whether or not the purpose of the contract has been achieved

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breach of contract

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•if one of the parties breaks an essential element of the contract, the contract is said to be repudiated
•the second party has the right of action in the courts against the first party who caused the breach and is entitled to compensation

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co op relationship between business and suppliers

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supplier provides good quality raw materials, components and finished goods to the business who then in turn pays suppliers on time and offers a fair price to suppliers

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competitive relationship between two businesses

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compete with other businesses in things like:
•quality of goods
•price of goods
•customer service
•choice of goods and services

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how do consumers benefit from the existence of competition between rival businesses

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•reduced prices- supermarkets reduce prices to attract consumers.
•sales promo/special offers- competing supermarkets often offer gimmicks like 3 for 2, loyalty card pts, etc. eg: supervalu, dunnes, tesco offer special sales promo to incentivize consumers
•improved quality of goods/services- try to max the quality of g/s they provide. consumers offered wider range. eg. supermarkets offering home delivery

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co op relationship between entrepreneur and investor

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investor provides capital necessary for entrepreneur to use to develop a new product/service and make a return on investment

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IBEC

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irish business employers confederation

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role of the ICTU

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•represents and advance the economic and social interest of working people
•negotiates national agreements w/gov&employers
•promotes principals of trade unionism through campaigns & policy development
•provide info, advice, training to unions and members
•assist with resolution of disputes between unions and employers
•regulates relations between unions and rules in inter union disputes

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lobbying

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the deliberate effort to influence the decision making process by promoting a particular view with gov or MEPs or with other organizations

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role of IFA

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•actively represents and served over 965 branches and 90,000 members
•engaged in intense lobbying in Brussels to obtain greater flexibility in milk quotas in advance of their 2015 abolition

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9 grounds of discrimination

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•gender
•martial status
•family status
•sexual orientation
•religious belief
•age
•disability
•race
•member of travelling community