Business Functions
Business Basics
Economics
100

This function recruits, hires, and trains employees.

Human Resources

100

Businesses create value by providing these two things.

Goods and services

100

This occurs because resources are limited but wants are unlimited.

Scarcity

200

This function attracts customers and promotes products or services.

Marketing

200

A business can operate to make a profit or operate as this type of organization

Non-Profit

200

This is the next best option you give up when making a choice.

Opportunity Cost

300

This function manages production, shipping, logistics, and quality.

Operations

300

These six areas work together to help a business successfully operate.

Business Functions

300

Choosing between different alternatives is called this.

Trade Off

400

Apple collects customer purchasing data before deciding which products to develop. This function is most involved.

Information Management

400

A company decides where it wants to be five years from now and creates goals to get there. This business function is leading the decision.

Strategy

400

Demand for a popular shoe increases while supply stays the same. This will most likely happen to the price.

It increases

500

A company must decide whether to open a new factory. One department studies the cost, expected revenue, and available money. This function is most involved.

Finance/Accounting

500

Nike wants to launch a new shoe. HR hires workers, Marketing promotes it, Finance sets the budget, and Operations produces it. This demonstrates this major idea about businesses.

Business Functions Work Together

500

Prices are rising across the entire U.S. economy rather than at just one company. Name both the economic issue and the type of economics studying it.

Inflation and Macroeconomics

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