People In Business Flashcards

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Entrepreneur

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A person who thinks up new ideas and use their initiative to turn their ideas into business realities
Personal and financial risk
Example - Mark Zuckerberg, Bill gates

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Interest group

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An organisation that represents a particular group of people who have similar needs or objectives
Pressurises the government and businesses to change their practices
- Lobbying
- Boycots
Example: Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU)

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Co-operative relationship

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This involves both parties working on towards shared goals and for mutual benefit. Win - Win situation
Example: Investors and entrepreneurs
succesful and money for investment

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Competitive relationship

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This involves two or more rival parties. They both want to be succesful but this is impossible. Only one winner
Example: Ryanair and Aer Lingus

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Contract

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A legally binding agreement between two or more parties

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Offer

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When one party asks another to enter into a deal with them

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Acceptance

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When one party receives an offer and agrees to all the terms of the deal without any conditions
Example: Speaking, writing, conduct

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Consideration

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Each party must give something of value to the other party

Example: supermarket gives you goods as consideration and you give them money as consideration

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Intention

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Both parties intend on the agreement to be a legally binding contract

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Capacity

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All parties involved in the agreement have the power and legal ability to make a contract enforceable by law
Example: Age, Mentality, Ultra Vires

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Consent

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All parties entering into a contract must do so on their own free will
Example: You cannot be bullied or threatened into signing the contract

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Legality of form

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Some contracts are not considered valid if they are not in written form
Example: When buying a house the contract must be in written form

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Legality of Purpose

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Contracts that involve illegal actions are not considered valid
Example: Judge will not compensate drug dealer if his smuggler doesn’t import drugs

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Condition

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A condition is an essential element which goes to the heart of the contract. Breach of condition is effectively breaking the contract
Example: One Direction doesn’t show up for a concert

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Warranty

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A warranty is a less important part of the agreement. Breach of warranty will break the contract. Breach of warranty generally results in a fine
Example: One Direction show up 15 minutes late for a concert

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Invitation to treat

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An invitation to treat may be a price tag on goods or an advertisement. Business’ use such tools as a method of attracting customers and boosting sales