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100

This sector is made up of businesses owned and controlled by individuals or groups of individuals.

What is Private Sector?

100

These are the factors of production.

What are land, labour, capital and enterprise?

100

A business is formed by two or more people to carry a business together. They share capital investment, and usually, shared responsibility.

What is a partnership?

100

CSR.

What is an abbreviation to 'corporate social responsibility'?

100

This is what they called the cookie in Squid Game.

What is Dalgona?

200
The definition of 'continuity'.

What is when the death of an owner or director does not lead to the company’s break-up or dissolution?

200

These are the 4 business functions.

What are: 

- HRM

- Finance and Accounts

- Marketing

- Operations Management

200

These are two purposes of a charity.

possible answers:

- prevention of poverty

- advancement of education

- advancement of religion

- advancement of health

- advancement of citizenship

- advancement of art, culture, and heritage

- advancement of human rights

- relief of those in need

- advancement of animal welfare

200

This is a document detailing a company’s rules and guidelines on staff behavior that must be followed by all employees.

What is an 'ethical code of conduct'?

200

These athletes do not have time to use the restroom during their 'game' - therefore, they have been instructed to urinate in their suits if they have to.

Formula 1 race drivers.

300

The definition of 'private limited company'

What is 'a small to medium sized business that is owned by shareholders who are often members of the same family; this company cannot sell shares to the general public'?

300

A bakery is a part of this economic sector.

What is the secondary sector?

300

If the owner is in debt, and his business is failing, the government has the right to take his personal possessions and properties to pay off the debt.

What is "Unlimited Liability"?

300

These are two benefits to adopting a CSR approach.

  • The image of the business and its products can be improved with a green and socially responsible approach. This could become a major competitive advantage

  • Attracting the best motivated and efficient employees may become easier as many workers will prefer to work for and be associated with socially aware businesses

  • The goodwill of other stakeholder groups, resulting from socially responsible behavior, could lead to better relations with employees, suppliers, customers and the local community

  • Bad publicity and pressure group activity resulting from socially irresponsible behavior should not arise

  • Higher long-term profitability should result form all of the factors above

300

Mixing red and blue pigments.

What is purple?

400
The definition of corporate aims.
What is 'the long-term goals which a business hopes to achieve'?
400

This sector is known as the service sector.

What is the tertiary sector?

400

A disadvantage of _____________ is the high cost of business consultants and financial advisers when creating a plc.

What is "Public Limited Company"?

400

These are two disadvantages of adopting a CSR approach.

  • Short-run costs could increase; e.g. fitting anti-pollution equipment, paying workers above poverty levels, not exploiting vulnerable groups when advertising

  • Shareholders may be reluctant to accept lower short-run profits (even though long-term profitability may increase)

  • Loss of cost and price competitiveness if rival businesses don't accept social responsibilities and have lower costs as a result

  • Consumers may be prepared to pay higher prices for products made in a socially responsible manner, but during an economic recession, they might prefer lower prices and worry less about how products were made

  • There could be considerable social backlash against a business that claims to be socially responsible but is discovered to operate in socially irresponsible ways; e.g. a furniture maker claims to use sustainable timber but buys from rainforest suppliers (sometimes referred to as a 'greenwash'.



400

This animal's brain is smaller than its eyeball.

What is an ostrich?

500

The definition of vision statement.

What is 'a statement of what the organisation would like to achieve or accomplish in the long term'?

500

These are problems faced by start-ups. (name two)

What are: 

- Competition

- Lack of record keeping

- Lack of finance and working capital

- Poor management skills

- Changes in the business environment

500

Limited Liability is an advantage of ____________.

What is "Public Limited Company"?

500

The main reasons for changing corporate approaches to social responsibility include:

increasing publicity from international pressure groups that use the internet to communicate, blog, raise funds and organise boycotts

• the United Nations Millennium Development Goals, which includes ‘environmentally sustainable growth’

• global concern over climate change and the impact this could have on social and economic development

• legal changes at local, national and European Union level – these have forced businesses to refrain from certain practices.

500

This animal sleeps for an average of 16-20 hours a day.

What is a cat?

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