Factors of Production
Added Value & USP

Primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary sectors
Mutually beneficial process
Inputs and Outputs
100
Give one example of Capital as a factor of production? 

Machinery

100

What is a USP?

A USP is a feature of the product that makes it different from competitors for the customer

100

What does the primary sector involve?

It involves acquiring or extracting

raw materials

100

What does the customer gain when the business adds value?

They gain value for money


100

Give examples of inputs

Raw materials, plastic, etc

200

What type of Labour can be found inside a business or outside a business? 

Employees, Stakeholders, Suppliers etc...

200

What is a brand? 

A brand is a name, design, logo, symbol or indeed anything that makes a product recognizable and distinguishes it from the competition in the eyes of the customer.

200

Give an example of a process that occurs during the secondary sector

-Cars are manufactured using many different parts and materials

-The construction industry uses many parts to produce houses and office space 

200

What does the business gain when adding value to the transformation process?

They get profit or financial return

200

Give examples of outputs

A service, a coffee, a product

300

Give an example of Land as a factor of production in a business?

The location in which a business would like to place their facilities etc... 

300

When does added value occur? 

occurs when in a transformation process when outputs are produced that are worth more than the inputs brought in to provide them.

300
Are the outputs of the tertiary sector tangible or intangible for services?

Intangible

300

Why would a business want the customers to feel like they have a good value for their money?

because they want to be able to sell more and retain clients

300

What do businesses do with inputs, step-by-step?

They transform them and produce outputs.

400

Which are the factors of production? 

Land, Labour, Capital, Enterprise 

400

How can the transformation process add value?

  • Changing the form of raw materials (e.g. wood into furniture).

  • Improving quality through skilled labour or technology.

  • Providing a service that increases usefulness (e.g. repairing a phone).

  • Adding convenience, branding or design.

400

What is the relationship between a business's need for the quaternary sector when the economy is in a good state?

It represents organizations that are based on knowledge and the skills of employees and that provide information, like management consultancies.When the economy is good they benefit from this sector to get information on it and further expand and improve their business. 

400
To what extent is adding value to the transformation process by improving the quality a mutually beneficial action?

To a good extent, because, for the business, they gain more clients and can sell more expensive. For the client they get better products. Nevertheless, the business can suffer from higher costs if demand is not met, and the customer might not like a price change or material change.

400

What is the goal of turning inputs into outputs for the business and clients's relationship?

It is to create something the customers value

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