What Is Business? Flashcards

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What is a business

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A organisation which is involved in the production of GOODS or the provision of SERVICES to meet customer and other organisations needs and wants

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2
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What is a consumer

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The person who ultimately uses (or consume) a product.

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3
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What is a customer

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Any person or organisation which buys or is supplied with a product by a business

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4
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What is a good

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Something that is tangible. A physical object which can be purchased

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5
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What is a service

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Something that is intangible. A non physical item that can be purchased.

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6
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Example of a service

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Banking, concert, tourism, education

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7
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Examples of goods

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Flour, DVD, recorder, computer

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8
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What two types can consumer goods/services be split in to

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Single use

Durable

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9
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Example of a consumer single use good/service

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Chocolate bar

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10
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Example of a consumer good/service durable

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Chair

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11
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What is a producer good/service

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These allow businesses to produce consumer goods. They are also called CAPITAL GOODS

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12
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What are the two types of producer goods/services

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Single use

Durable

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13
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What is a consumer good/service

A

Goods/services we consume

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14
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Producer good/service single use example

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Raw materials: food and clothing

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15
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Producer good/service durable example

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Used over a long period of time eg: machinery

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16
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What are the 4 factors of production

A

Land
Labour
Capital
Enterprise

17
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What is lands factor reward

A

Rent

18
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What is the factor land defined as

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All natural resources therefore includes the land we stand on, grow crops on, above or in the earth.

19
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Example of land resources

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Oil, gas, trees, water, fish, coal and minerals.

20
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Why is land valuable

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The supply is limited

21
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What does the factor labour refer to

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The human resource in the business. The workers who are employed to manufacture the product or provide the service for which the business has been set up.

22
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Two types of labour

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Physical
Mental

23
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Example of physical labour

A

Digging roads

24
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Example of Mental labour

A

Services provided by office workers

25
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Supplies of labour with appropriate ……… are also limited

A

Skills

26
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Labour factor reward

A

Wage/salary

27
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What is the factor capital

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The manufactured resource that is used in the production process to make G/S.

28
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What is capital wanted for

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Capital is not wanted for itself but for what it can go on to produce.

29
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Why is capital always in short supply

A

Capitalists will risk investing it only in safe business projects

30
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What is the factor capitals reward

A

Interest

31
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What is the factor enterprise

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The skill and risk taking ability of the person who brings the other resources together in or react proportions to produce a good or service and run the business successfully

32
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What it means to be enterprising

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To spot a good business opportunity and have the vision and drive to make that business succeed.

33
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What is a entrepreneur

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Plays a essential role in the business, estimating future demand and ensuring production is the correct level to meet demand