Key Terms for bus 1 Flashcards

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Markets

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Are places where buyers and sellers meet to exchange products

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Mass marketing

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Creating a product which appeals to the whole market

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Niche marketing

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Aiming a product at a specific type of consumer

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Competition

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When two or more businesses try to sell products to the same group of consumers

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5
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Risk

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Is the uncertainty a business takes

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Primary market research

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Collect new data

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Secondary market research

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Collects existing data

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Quantitive data

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Uses secondary market research to identify facts

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Qualitative data

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Uses primary research to identify consumers opinions

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10
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Market segmentation

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Breaking up a market in to submarkets

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Market mapping

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Process that plots two features of all products in the market

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Competitive advantage

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Set of features firm has that consumers see as being superior to others in the market

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13
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Product differentiation

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When a business successfully distinguishes its products from rivals

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Added value

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The difference between the revenue from selling out put and the cost of inputs

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Demand

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The amount of a product to consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices

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Supply

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The amount of a product produces are willing and able to sell at various prices

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17
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Equilibrium price

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Is the price where quantity demanded for a product equals the quantity supplied

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18
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Excess demand

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When quantity Demanded for a product exceeds the quantity supplied

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19
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Excess supply

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When quantity supplied for a product exceeds quantity demanded

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20
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PED

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The responsiveness of quantity demanded to be given change in priceFirms income from selling out put

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Total revenue

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Firms income from selling output

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Income elasticity of demand

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The responsiveness of demand to a given change in consumer income

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Marketing mix

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Product, price, promotion, and place

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Product

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Goods and services

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Above the line Promotion

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Advertising in the media e.g. TV and newspapers

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Brand

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A name, term, design, symbol which differentiates firm from others in the market

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Branding

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Process of creating a brand

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Re-branding

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When a new name, term, is given to a product / firm

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Emotional branding

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Aims to connect the brand with the consumer for long-term

30
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Cost plus pricing

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Price is set by adding a mark up to average cost

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Price skimming

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Where firms set a high price to Maximise sales revenue

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Price penetration

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When firms set a low price to maximise sales volume

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Competitive pricing

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Setting a price which takes account of prices set by other competitors

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Psychological pricing

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Setting a price Slightly below around number e.g. 99p

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Distribution

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The delivery of products from the producer to the consumer

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Product life-cycle

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Three stages of a product life introduction, growth, maturity, and decline

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Extension strategy

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Strategy to make products last longer in their working life

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Product portfolio

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The range of goods and services offered by an organisation

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Customer loyalty

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The willingness of customers to make repeat purchases

40
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Dismissal

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Employment is terminated against the will of an employee

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Redundancy

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Is when a role within a business is removed to reduce size of workforce

42
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Trade unions

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Can organise collective baragaining for many workers and take action to improve working conditions

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Recruitment

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Process by which a business seeks the right person for a job

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Chain of command

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The way in which instructions are passed down a business from superiors to subordinates

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Line manager

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Is a member of staff directly responsible for soboordinates

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Authority

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Is the power managers have to direct subordinates and make decisions

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Delegation

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Occurs when managers entrust tasks or decisions to subordinates

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Centralisation

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Authority is retained by senior managers at the top.

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Decentralisation

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Authority is delegated down the chain of command to subordinates