TMA2 Flashcards

(38 cards)

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What are the external factors?

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The external factors are:
-Political
-Economic
-Socio_Cultural
-Technology
-Enviromental
-Competitive

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What is the Political Factor?

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It is an action taken by the government

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What is the Economic Factor?

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It is the current state of the economy

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What is the Socio-Cultural Factor?

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It is the cultural trends and buying habits on the market, and the population trends

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What is the Technology factor?

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It is the latest Technological developments

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What is the Environmental Factor?

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It is the actions and laws that promote the upkeep of the environment

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What is the Competitive Factor?

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It is the actions taken by competitors that force a firm to react

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What are the Internal Factors?

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The Internal Factors are:
-Finance
-Human Resources (HR)
-Current Technology (CT)

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What is a stakeholder?

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A stakeholder is at person or organisation who has taken an interest in the business and wants to see the business succeed

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What are External Stakeholders?

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They are stakeholders that are outside of the firm

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What are internal stakeholders?

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They are stakeholders which are inside of the firm

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What is a stakeholders interest?

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It is what the stakeholder WANTS from the business

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What is a stakeholders influence?

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It is an ACTION or DECISION that the stakeholder can take that will affect the business

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How does Conflict arise?

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Conflict arises when stakeholders want different things

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What is an example of a conflict?

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The employees want high wages whereas the owner wants to maximise the profits and keep the wages as low as possible

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Who are the External Stakeholders?

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-Suppliers
-Donors
-Customers
-Local Community
-Pressure Group
-Government
-Bank

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Who are the internal stakeholders?

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-Managers
-Owners
-Employees
-Shareholders

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What is an owners interest and Influence?

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An owner wants to maximise profits, and they can do this by hiring and firing staff

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What is a managers interest and influence?

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A manager wants status and responsibility and they can achieve this by appraising staff

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What is an Employees interest and influence?

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An employee wants good wages, and they can get this by demanding wages from the firm

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What is a Shareholders interest and influence?

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A shareholder wants high dividends and they can get this by voting at an AGM

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What is a Governments interest and influence?

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A government wants a successful firm to provide jobs, and they can get this by providing a grant for the firm

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What is a Local Communities interest and influence?

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A local community wants jobs and wealth for the community, and they can influence a business by creating demand for the businesses product

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What is Suppliers interest and influence?

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A supplier wants repeat purchases, and they can influence a business by extending the credit period

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What is a Customers interest and influence?
A customer wants high quality products for the lowest possible prices, and they can influence a business by changing to another competitor.
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What is a Banks interest and influence?
A bank wants a firm to take out loans, and they can influence a business by charging an interest rate
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What are the traits of a business with poor ethics?
-Test animals -Overwork underage’s (Child Labour) -Drive down prices paid to farmers and producers -Advertise irresponsibly -Overuse packaging -Pollute the environment
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What are the traits of an ethical business?
-Help others -Fair treatment of employees -Fair treatment of animals -Behave according to the law -Protect the environment
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Why do we care if businesses are ethical?
Because: -It is morally correct -We need to look after the environment and animals -Need to prevent unfair treatment and labour of employees
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What is a partnership agreement?
It is a legal document which sets out the terms of a partnership
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Who are partnerships common amongst?
Professional occupations such as: -Accountants -Doctors -Lawyers -Dentists
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What could a partnership agreement set out?
It could set out: -What each persons responsibilities are -How much money each person should put into the business -The salary each person gets -How the profits (or losses) will be split -What should happen if a partner leaves, dies, or retires
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Where are ethical trading symbols included?
In product labelling or advertising
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Why do organisations want to show that they are ethical?
Because: Better image —> More customers —> More profits
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What businesses are ethical?
-The Body Shop -H&M -M&S -Lush -Boots -McDonalds
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What are dividends?
A dividend is a distribution of profits by a corporation to its shareholders.
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What is the problem with understocking?
Can lead to stock of popular items running out during a sudden surge in demands
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What is the problem with overstocking?
The money tied up in inventory could be invested elsewhere