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100

Two sources of business opportunity

Innovation & Entrepreneurship, market opportunities, changing customer needs, research and development, technological development, global markets

100

Business environments

Internal, Operating and Macro environments

100

List the three business resource needs

Natural, Labour, Capital

100

One way of protecting the business idea

Trademark, Patent, Domain name, Copyright, Design Rights

100

Define CSR

the business going above and beyond its legal obligations taking into consideration the impact on its stake holders and the environment

200

List the three types of goals

Personal goals, financial goals, social goals

200
List the main stakeholders in the operating environment

Customers, competitors, suppliers

200

Choose one business location and provide advantage and disadvantage

Shopping strip, shopping centre, online presence, home-based business

200

Distinguish between limited and unlimited liability. Which structures have what?

Unlimited liability – full liability of owner (if their business fails) to the extent of their personal assets. Sole trader and partnerships have unlimited liability, companies are limited.

200

Describe 2 ways how business help the economy

Taxation  - explain

Employment - Explain

Export earnings - explain

GDP - explain

300

The four reasons that someone might start a business

Independence, to make a profit, to fulfill a market need, to fulfill a social need

300

Explain two elements of the macro environment

Legal and government regulations, societal attitudes and behaviours, economic conditions, technological developments, global issues, CSR

300

Describe how internal factors such as employees may impact the external environment

employees interact with customers therefore it is important they have strong customer service to ensure that people feel welcomed and encouraged to make a purchase at the business

300

List all 5 business models

Online, bricks and mortar, social enterprises, franchise, import/export

300
Purpose of a business plan

A business plan is a written statement of the goals and objectives for a business, and the steps to be taken to achieve them. The planning process is a series of actions taken to achieve an objective

400

List and explain all elements of a SMART goal

Specific (clear and focused), Measurable (quantifiable), Attainable (challenging but realistic), Relevant (worthwhile and based on the market), Time-bound (deadline is set)

400

Explain 2 important laws relevant to a new fish and chip shop

Detailed explanation for any 2 of:

- safe food handling act

- occupational health and safety act

- equal opportunities act

-registering a business name

400

Discuss the choice of being a home based business

Advantages

- saves time as there is no commuting

- no extra utilities and rent costs

Disadvantages

- uses up personal living space

- reduces privacy of personal life

400

Explain one way that businesses contribute to the economic and social wellbeing of a nation

Economic (employment and tax revenue, economic growth, export earnings, R&D), Social (career and social wellbeing, innovation, CSR)

400

List one type of CSR issue in relation to business planning

Environmental issues, customer issues, staffing issues

500

Characteristics of entrepreneurs

Shared vision (what they want the business to look like in the future and share that with the business), Initiative (proactive in taking first steps), Innovation and Enterprise (they take risks)

500

List 4 different special interest groups

Specific issue groups, environmental lobby groups, business associations, unions, consumer groups

500

Explain the four different business legal structures

Sole trader, partnership, private limited companies, public companies

500

List the five factors affecting choice of business location

Visibility, Cost, Proximity to customers and suppliers, proximity to competitors, complementary businesses

500

Explain two ways the government encourages innovation and entrepreneurship

Government investment in R&D (funding, grants, tax incentives), business mentorships, school-based educational programs, regional business hubs