unit 1 Introduction to business Flashcards

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what is a business

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A business is any organisation that makes goods or provides services

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what types of businesses exist in the UK

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There are many types of business in the UK. These range from small firms owned and run by just one self-employed person, through to large companies which employ thousands of staff all over the world

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What is a business purpose

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Businesses exist to provide goods or services.

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what are goods

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Goods are physical products such as burgers or cars. They are tangible.

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what are services

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Services are non-physical items such as hairdressing. They are non tangible

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Where do business get their products from

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Businesses buy the products they need from suppliers – firms selling products to other businesses

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what are the customers and who are the individual that uses the product.

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The individual who uses the product is called a consumer. Sometimes the customer and consumer are different people - for example, parents buy a pen for their child to use at school.

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where do Businesses trade

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Businesses sell to customers in markets. A market is any place where buyers and sellers meet to trade products - this can be a high street shop or a website.

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what are businesses likely to face from other businesses selling the same product

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Businesses are likely to be in competition with other firms offering similar products.

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How does a business gains profit

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A business adds value when the selling price of an item produced is higher than the cost of all the resources used to make it

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what are the three steps in the process of making goods / services

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Primary, secondary and tertiary sectors

These are three main types of industry in which firms operate. These sectors form a chain of production which provides customers with finished goods or services.

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