Units1,2andmarketing Flashcards
What’s an entrepreneur
An individual who develops a business idea and takes on the associated risks and responsibilities
Qualities of an entrepreneur
Competitive, creative, confident
Factors of production and meanings
Capital - money invested
Enterprise - the business idea
Land - place they’re working
Labour - the workers
Sectors of industry
Primary secondary tertiary
Who owns controls and finances a sole trader
Sole traders own and control the business, financed by the capital they invest
Advantages of sole trader
Make your own decisions
Profits aren’t shared
No special paperwork
Describe the primary sector and examples
Organisations involved in the extraction of the earths natural resources (farming,fishing)
Disadvantages of sole trader
Long hours
Hard to raise finance
Unlimited liability
Describe tertiary sector and examples
Selling of goods and providing services (bank,hairdressing)
What is the sectors of economy
Public private and third
What is secondary sector + example
Manufacturing raw materials to be turned into finished goods (cars)
Examples of sole trader
Plumber, electrician, hairdresser
Describe third sector + example
Owned and run by individuals with the purpose of helping a group or raising awareness for a cause (charities)
Describe public sector + examples
Owned by taxpayer and run by government (NHS,police)
Describe private sector + examples
Owned and run by private individuals (sole trader, partnerships)
What can customer satisfaction lead to
Customer loyalty
Repeat purchases
Increased reputation
Customer satisfaction can be improved by
- Highly trained employees
- Customer care strategy
- Customer complaints procedure
Pros and cons of bank overdraft
Simple to arrange but not long term
Pros and cons of a grant
Doesn’t need to be repaid but only available once
Who owns, controls and finances a partnership
Owned by between 2 and 20 people, they control it as they make all the decisions and financed by capital they invest
Advantages of partnership
Can raise more capital
Risks and responsibilities are shared
Disadvantages of partnership
,profits are shared
,unlimited liability