Business Activity
Price, Revenue, Costs, Profit
Business Classification
Enterprise/Growth/Size
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A good or service that is essential for living

What is a need?

100

A consumer pays this

What is price?

100

A bearded Canadian lumberjack cutting down trees in the forest is an example of activity in this sector

What is the primary sector?

100

This is a document outlining a market need and solution, target market, competition, sources of finance, budget, forecast sales and marketing tactics.

What is a business plan?

100

Production is divided into separate tasks and each employee does one task

What is division of labour?

200

the process of producing goods and services to satisfy consumer demand

What is business activity?

200

A firm pays these in order to produce goods

What are costs?

200

Businesses that are owned by individuals are part of this sector

What is the private sector?

200

An individual who combines land labour and capital to provide added value and satisfy consumer wants and needs for a profit

What is an entrepreneur?

200

Machinery and delivery vehicles used by businesses to produce other goods and services

What are capital goods?

300

land, labour, capital, enterprise

What are the factors of production?

300

A firm earns this by selling goods/services

What is revenue?

300

An economy where resources are controlled by both the government and private individuals

What is a mixed economy?

300

These are three ways in which a government can help start up companies.

What are grants, loans, advice?

subsidies, training programs, lower taxation          

300

Firms that supply a service to consumers and other businesses

What is the tertiary sector?

400

Products that can be seen and touched and are sold to the final consumer 

What are tangible consumer goods?

400

Revenue minus costs

What is profit?

400

An example is that the government of Japan recently sold their postal service to a private company. 

What is privatization?

400

These are the four ways to measure business size

What is market share, sales, number of employees, capital employed?

400

A business expands by developing new products

What is internal growth?

500

the difference between the value of inputs and the value of outputs

What is added value?

500

the benefit that could have been gained from an alternative use of the same resource

What is opportunity cost?

500

A country moving from primary sector activities to secondary sector activities is undergoing this

What is industrialization?

500

The business does not have enough cash to pay for its expenses and debts

What is a liquidity problem?

500

A chocolate manufacturer takes over a cocoa producer

What is backward vertical integration?