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Whats the 2 goods/services

Wants/ needs non essentials/ essential

Sectors of buisness/ definition

Primary- producing materials


Secondary-making products out of materials from the primary source


Tertiary- transfer of matter/energy aka air conditioner mechanic doctor (domestic services)


Quaternary- Processing information photographer artist teacher


Quinary- domestic services: craft, food, cleaning

Buisness types/ examples

Service


Wholesale


Retail


Manurfactoring

Ownership/liability/extra

Sole trader-unlimited


Patnership-unlimited


Co-op- limited


Public- limitrd 0-25 stake holders


Private- limited min 5 no max


Statutory body- limited


Franchise- limited

Size

Small- 2-20


Medium-20/200


Large- 200+

Objectives/ definitions

Social/ create jobs, help the community, help the enviroment


Financial/ become self depended, afford things for your family/self


Personal/ give kids definate jobs, need a change, do something you want to do

Internal enviromeny

Employee


Manager


Managment styles


Comoany policies


Corporate culture

External

Suppliers


Customer


Competition


Enviroment?? Check that

Buisness ethics

The right and wrong behavior that is sst by standards

Reasons for starting buisness

Being own boss, financial rewards, choosing where to work (location) and doing what you are passionate about or what you want to do

Location types

Online


Shopping strip


Shopping mall


Home

Location choice factors

Visibility


Location/cost


Proximity to customouts and suppliers


Proximity to competitiors


Complimentary buisness