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Why do businesses exist?

1.To provide a service


2.Provide goods or services to meet demand


3.To make a profit


4.To meet a personal goal

What is a stakeholder?

A stakeholder is an individual or a group of people that have a legitimate interest in a a business; a shareholder is ALWAYS a stakeholder

What are the 4 aims of a business?

1.To profit(Most private sector businesses)


2.To provide a service(Public sector businesses)


3.To grow(Expand sales/land)


4.To survive (Break even)

What is a social enterprise?

A business that creates profit and reinvests it into an ethnic cause

What are the Primary, secondary and tertiary sectors?

Primary - Extraction of raw materials (mines, farms)


Secondary - Manufacturing to add value to raw material


Tertiary - Selling a product or service to the public

Two reasons for deindustrialisation of the secondary sector

1.Mechanisation


2.Cheaper labour abroad

Forms of British ownership

1.Sole trader (Only one owner - unlimited liability)


2.Partnership (2-20 owners - unlimited liability)


3.Private limited company (Issue shares to friends or locals - limited liability)


4.Public limited company (Issue shares on stock exchange - Limited liability)


5.Cooperative (Every workers gets one vote - slow business decisions)

What is a multinational company?

A business/company that trades/operates across the world

What does diversification mean?

When a business expands into a new market

List main thoughts of a business when it comes to locate

1.Pay


2.Grants from government


3.Demographics (Local labour)


4.Infrastructure (Transport etc)