4.1 - Classify different economic and industrial sectors Flashcards

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Name the 3 economic sectors

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  1. Public sector
  2. Private sector
  3. Third sector, or not-for-profit
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Name 4 examples of public sector services

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  1. Healthcare
  2. Education
  3. Military
  4. Emergency services
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Name 5 examples of UK taxes

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  1. Levies on buying and owning property
  2. Taxes on vehicles
  3. Taxes taken from employees salaries
  4. Taxes on business profits
  5. Commodity taxes on fuel, alcohol, tobacco and sugar
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Privatised

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Taken over by a private investor and run as a Limited or Public Limited Company

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Name 8 businesses in the private sector

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  1. hospitality
  2. Services
  3. Supermarkets
  4. Non-food retailers
  5. Online retailers
  6. Manufacturers
  7. extractive commodities
  8. Food processing businesses
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Name 4 forms of private sector organisations

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  1. Sole traders
  2. Partnerships
  3. Private Limited Companies (Ltd)
  4. Public Limited Companies (Plc)
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Name 3 examples of sole traders

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  1. Hairdressers
  2. Carpenters
  3. Artists
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Sole traders

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Owned and run by one person, they can employ other people to work for them and if they do they are responsible for paying their salaries

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An advantage of being a sole trader

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They are completely responsible for the running of their business and do not have to report to anyone else or share profit or decision making

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A disadvantage of being a sole trader

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Solely liable for any debts the business may incur

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Partnerships

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Organisations which are owned and liable by two or more individuals - business partners can keep any profit made by the partnership after paying tax but are also responsible for any losses

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Private limited companies (Ltd)

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Provides consumers with goods and services, with the common objective of making a profit. Its a legal entity in its own right meaning it is legally separate from the people who run it. the company itself keeps any profit it makes (after paying tax) and is liable for any debt

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Shareholder

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An individual who owns a share or portion of an organisation

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name 4 examples of limited companies

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  1. Private
  2. Small market traders
  3. Business consultants
  4. IKEA
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Public limited company (Plc)

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It exists to provide goods or services, to make a profit, and is owned by its shareholders. The shares are traded on the stock exchange

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Describe the shares of a private limited company

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They belong to the owners and cannot be bought and sold on the stock exchange

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Describe the shares of a public limited company

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They are traded on the stock exchange and belong to investors

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Name 3 examples of Plc companies

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  1. Sky
  2. Rolls Royce
  3. Tesco
  4. McDonalds
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Third sector

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Term usually used for charities, NGOs and not for profit organisations

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Charity

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A not for profit organisation with the objective of raising awareness or helping its chosen cause

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Cooperative

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A people centred enterprise owned and run by and for its members which either reinvests any profits or returns them to its members

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Legacies

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Amounts of money left to an organisation in a persons will

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Name 6 examples of third sector organisations

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  1. Charities
  2. Voluntary
  3. Community organisations
  4. Cooperative
  5. Trade unions
  6. professional associations
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Name 3 examples of cooperatives

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  1. John lewis partnership
  2. Wazalendo Savings and credit cooperative society
  3. Credit agricole
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Name 5 common aspects of third sector organisations
1.Goals 2. Stakeholders 3. Speed of delivery 4. Resources 5. Budget
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Name for the public sector: Owned Funded Shares Objective Internally administered by
1. Government 2. Taxes / levies 3. No 4. Provide the general public with services 5. Government
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Name for the private sector: Owned Funded Shares Objective Internally administered by
1. private investors 2. Investments, loans 3. Yes 4. Provide goods and services, make a profit 5. Own business
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Name for the third sector: Owned Funded Shares Objective Internally administered by
Trustees Donations, levies No Promote and support social, environmental and cultural objectives Employees and volunteers
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What sector do public sector organisations belong to?
Tertiary sector
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What sector does the private sector organisations belong to?
Primary, secondary and tertiary
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What sector does the third sector organisations belong to?
Tertiary sector