Nature of Business
Business Management
Business Planning
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Gordo's Special
100

What are the five industries that a business can be classified as?

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary, Quinary

100

What are the goals of a business?

Profit, Market Share, Growth, Share Price, Social, Environmental

100
To fail to plan is to ____ __ ____?

plan to fail

100

What are the stages of the business life cycle?

Establishment, Growth, Maturity, Post-maturity (Renewal, Steady state, decline)

100

What is Gordo's favourite fast food?

KFC

200

What are the legal structures of a business?

Sole Trader, Partnership, Private, Public

200

What are the four business functions?

Operations, Marketing, Finance, Human Resources

200

What does SME stand for?

Small to Medium Enterprise?

200

What is an oncost?

A cost of hiring an employee on top of their wage. 

200

Which class is better out of Gordo's and Sophie's?

Gordo>

300

What does PTY LTD stand for?

Proprietary Limited

300

What are the four p's of marketing?

Price, Product, Place, Promotion

300

What is overdraft?

When the bank allows a business to overdraw their account up to an agreed limit. 

300

What are the stages of the human resource cycle?

Acquisition, Development, Maintenance, Seperation

300

How old is Gordo?

29

400

What industry includes the transferring and processing of information and knowledge?

Quaternary

400
Outline total quality management

The businesses ongoing commitment to quality management. 

400

What is the first part of a business plan?

Executive Summary

400

Which form of promotion refers to a business receiving a free news story?

Publicity

400

Who is Gordo's favourite student?

No one. 

500

What does PIG LEFT CMS stand for?

Political, Institutional, Geographic, Legal, Economic, Financial, Technological, Competitive Situation, Market, Social

500

What does a balance sheet show?

The businesses assets and liabilities

500

What is monitoring?

Measuring actual performance against planned performance.

500

A large number of small businesses that sell similar products, resulting in businesses lowering price to increase market share is an example of...

Perfect competition