1.1.3 Stakeholders (economic agents) and their objectives Flashcards

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What is a stakeholder?

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Anyone with an interest in how a business is run

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What do shareholders want?

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They want the firm to make a large profit, so the share price increases & the value of their dividend goes up

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What do employees want?

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They aim for high wages & good working conditions

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What do consumers want?

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They want goods of a high quality & a low price

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What do managers want?

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They want to earn large bonuses & salaries, as well as personal benefits such as leisure time & company cars

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What do governments aim for?

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To earn tax from the firm’s profits, e.g. corporation tax

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What do suppliers want?

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They want firms to remain in business so they still have customers

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What are the issues with different stakeholders in a firm?

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Their objectives might conflict e.g shareholders want greater profits for greater dividends while employers want greater profits for better wages

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What is corporate social responsibility ( CSR)?

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A form of self-regulation where the firm makes sure their actions are good for society

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How could a firm use CSR?

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1.behaving more ethically e.g. refusing to use cheap labour
2. Reducing its carbon footprint, which would benefit society as a whole

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