The relationship between trust and business success Flashcards

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Define ‘trust’.

A

(Of a person) To believe in reliability, truth, or ability.

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What are the three key ingredients for a trusting relationship between a business and its clients?

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Competence, sincerity, and reliability.

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Explain how AirBnB attempted to foster trust between hosts and their prospective guests.

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Their website provided suggestions as to how guests might introduce themselves; blind reviews so that customers could get an authentic impression of a host; and insurance cover for hosts.

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Name two countries in which Uber has been forced to cease doing business.

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Denmark and Hungary.

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How many UK VWs were affected by the 2015 emissions scandal?

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1.2 million

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How long was Royal Mail’s monopoly on UK postage?

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350 years.

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How much has the emissions scandal cost VW?

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In excess of £16bn.

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What might be an alternative explanation for the effect of scandal on VW’s stock price, aside from damage to their reputation?

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Fines, retrofits, and legal fees in excess of £16bn.

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