THEME 1: 1.5 Flashcards

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What does stakeholder mean?

A

Anyone who is affected by the business.

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2
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How might a pressure group influence a businesses activities?

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Create bad publicity about the business so the business may change certain ways they operate to please them.

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What are 4 possible stakeholders of a business?

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Owners, customers, employees, suppliers and local community

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Why might a firms costs increase if it starts using e-commerce.

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Build websites, employ IT specialists and develop distribution systems to get products to customers.

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Other than social media what are 3 ways a business can communicate digitally with stakeholders.

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Email, mobile apps, live chats, video chats.

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Why is social media a good method of communication for a business?

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Different types of information, updated regularly and can be seen by lots of people at once.

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Why can setting up faster paying systems be beneficial for a business.

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Easier and more convenient for customers so more likely to buy from a firm.

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Explain one way in which new technology might change a firms marketing mix.

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E-commerce means firms can have their products bought from all over the world.

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9
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Explain how the law has some control over what businesses pay their workers.

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National minimum wage is the minimum amount of money a company has to pay it’s workers.

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How might a business be affected if it discriminates against its workers?

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Pay compensation, bad reputation

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What are 2 consequences of businesses failing to follow health and safety laws?

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Prosecuted, fined, closed down, pay compensation and bad publicity

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What are 3 criteria goods should meet to follow consumer law?

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Product is fit for its purpose, product matches description and it should be of satisfactory quality.

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Explain why breaking consumer law can be expensive for a business.

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Pay customer if they lose the case and damages their reputation

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State 2 negative impacts that high levels of unemployment can have for business.

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Less disposable income people have (less to spend) so they won’t buy as much.

Firms may also hire people that have been unemployed for a while that may have lost their skills.

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15
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Give one type of tax a business has to pay.

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Tax on properties they own.

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16
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What does inflation mean?

A

Increase in the prices of goods over time.

17
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What happens to consumer spending when interest rates fall?

A

Borrowing money becomes cheaper.

18
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Explain why a weak pound can benefit British economies that export goods