The role of a business
The role of a business II
Types of businesses
Types of businesses II
I feel lucky
100

Identify one reason why business studies is important

Successful business owner, informed consumer, Knowledgeable employee, educated investor

100

Recall the main activity of a business

Sells products to satisfy consumer needs and wants

100

Name one of the quantitative measures that can be used to determine the size of a business?

Number of employees

Number of owners

Market share

Amount of revenue earned

Amount of assets owned

100

Do government enterprise participate in commercial activities with the goal of making a profit?

Yes

100

If the owner of a company passes away, does the company need to close down?

No, the business is legally separate from its owners (shareholders) and can survive changes in ownership


200

What is the one thing that all people have in common?

Needs and wants

200

How much profit does Sally make in a four week period if her income is $6000 per week and her operating expenses are $3500 per week?

$10,000

200

How many employees does a micro business employ?

Less than five

200

What type of business operates in multiple states but in only one country?

Geographical, local, national, or global

National

200

What is the maximum number of shareholders a private company can have?

50

300

What is the core activity of salesforce?

Provider of cloud based software

300

What are the three ways in which businesses provide income?

Wages

Salaries

Dividends

300

What industry sector does agriculture fit into?

Primary

300

Which industry sector is described as 'services that have been traditionally performed in the home'?

Quinary

300

Which industry sector includes retail, entertainment and health care?

Tertiary

400

Explain how employment keeps the economy healthy

To be able to purchase goods consumers need money. They work to earn money to buy products to satisfy their needs and wants - hence, supporting the business and opening up opportunities for more employment through business growth

400

Describe the two main risks associated with operating a business

Not being paid and losing money they have put into the business

400

Are private companies unincorporated or incorporated?

Incorporated

400

Once a company floats and sells shares to the public, if the original owner/s wished to retain control of the business, what do they need to do?

Hold more than 50% of all the shares sold

400

If a product is 'objectively valued', what does this mean?

It means that its cost can be determined by an independent assessment of the costs of materials, labour and processing costs used to produce the product

500

Name three ways in which the wealth created by a business is redistributed

Salaries, wages and other employee benefits

Lenders - loan repayments

Owners - profits and dividends

Government - taxes

Business - depreciation and retained profits

500

What is the connection between innovation and productivity?

As innovation increases, productivity increases

500

Name two of the most important factors that influence the decision of the most appropriate legal structure for a business?

Size

Ownership

Finance

500

Define equity

Internal funding rising from capital contributions and any net profits generated by the business through its operations

500

Explain the concept of 'stewardship' for business managers

Managers need, and should, act in the best interests of the company, not their personal best interests

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