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Edexcel GCSE Business > Enterprise And Entreneurship > Flashcards

Enterprise And Entreneurship Flashcards

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Full capacity

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Total amount you can produce

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Demand

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Amount consumers are wiling and able to buy

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Patent

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Legal ownership of your invention

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Revenue

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Money coming in

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3 types of infringements

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Patent
Trademark
Copyright

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Enterprise

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Entrepreneurial activity or business or company

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Entrepreneur

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Someone who creates a business, taking on financial risks with the aim of making a profit from the business

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Consumer

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Someone who buys and uses goods and services

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Why new business ideas come about

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Advances in technology
Changes in what consumers want
Products and services becoming obsolete

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Obsolete

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Out of date or not used anymore

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Ways in changes in technology can provide business opportunities

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Making expensive technology affordable
E-commerce and m-commerce
Social media

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E-commerce

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Using the internet to carry out business

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M-commerce

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Using mobile technologies , such as smartphones or tablets, to carry out business transactions

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Social media

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Websites that allow users to interact with other users, by sharing text-based messages, pictures or links to online content

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Payment platforms

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Enable businesses to take online payments from customers. They are usually free for the customer to use, but take a small amount of commission from th seller

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Marketplace

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The activities involved in buying as selling particular types of good or services in competition with other companies

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Data

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Information, particularly statistics, that can be collected and analysed

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Demographic

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Relating to the the population, such as average age, average income and so on

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Ways in which entrepreneurs usually come up with new business ideas

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Adapt a existing product or service to keep up with changes in consumer trend
Create a completely original product or service to satisfy a new or previously unknown customer trend

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Types of adaptation of existing products and services

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Adapting the promotion strategy of a particular product or service
Changing a product’s brand name
Responding to new fashions, for example offering different colours

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Risk

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The possibility that a enterprise will have lower than anticipated profits or experience a loss

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Financial reward

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The money that an entrepreneur or investor receives when a business succeeds

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Market research

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The process of gathering information about the market an customers’ needs and acts in order to help inform business decisions, including product design and marketing

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Revenue forecasts

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A prediction of future revenue based on expected sales : this is either a judgement or based on previous sales patterns

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How can risk be minimised?

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By being informed by evidence such as market research and revenue forecasts

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Main risks that a entrepreneur takes when they start up a business

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Business failure
Financial loss
Lack of security

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Reasons for business failure

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Problem with cash flow
Unexpected costs
Unexpected drop in sales revenue

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Cash flow

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The amount of money that coming in and out of a business and the timing of this movement

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Sales revenue

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The amount of money that comes in from a business‘s sales

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Reasons for an unexpected drop in sales revenue

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Recession
Behaviour of suppliers
Competiton

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Investment

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Putting money into a business with the intention of making a profit

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Start-up

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A new business, usually with a small number of employees - perhaps only one

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Different types of risk

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Competitive risks - risk competitors might do better
Technical risks - risk that a product or service might not work as intended
Financial risks - business does not have right amount of investment

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Intuition

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Knowing something instinctively or understanding something easily without conscious thought

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Business enterprise

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The entrepreneurial activity undertaken by entrepreneurs or businesses, either by setting up or expanding a business

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Stakeholders

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Anyone who has an interest in the activities of a business, such as its workers, its suppliers, its directors, the local community ad the government

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Ethics

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Moral principles or standards that guide behaviour of a person or business

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The purpose of business activity

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To produce goods or services
To meet customer needs
To add value

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Customers’ needs factors

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Fast delivery
Reasonable competitive prices
Friendly and helpful customer services
Prompt answers to their enquires
Enough stock in a shop that they ca buy a product there and then
A website that is easy to navigate and use

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Adding value

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The increase in a product’s value as a result of a business producing that product

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How can value be added to a product?

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Branding
Convenience
Quality and design
Unique selling points

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Unique selling points

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Something that makes a product stand out from its competitors

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Values

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Standards of behaviour or moral principles

44
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loyalty

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Wanting to always support something or someone

45
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Market share

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The proportion of sales in a market that are taken by one business

46
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Potential USPS

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Price
Quality
Being first to the market

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Economy

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The system by which a country’s money and goods are produced and used

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The roles of an entrepreneur

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Organise resources
Make business decisions
Take risks

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The role of business enterprise

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Production of goods and services
Meeting customer needs
Adding value to the product or service
The role of entrepreneurship

50
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Added value formula

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Final price - cost of production

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Ways to add value

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  • branding
  • convenience
  • quality and design
  • USPs
52
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Calculated risk

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Weighing up the risks and rewards of a new business to judge outcome and viability of business

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Business failure

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Associated with the running of the business and the sale of its products

54
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Financial loss

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Associated with the money invested in the business, and potential problems with the product

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Lack of security

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The entrepreneur will not have another source of income, sick pay or a pension

56
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Rewards of setting up a business

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  • success
  • profit
  • independence
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Branding

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A way of defining the business, its aims and its values in a way that can be communicated to customers

58
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Drawbacks of a business of having low levels of cash

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May damage relationship with suppliers
Results in the business may not have sufficient materials

59
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Why an enterpeneur may adapt an existing product to come up with a new business

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Quicker to launch new products
Quicker to launch
Can reduce developments

Edexcel GCSE Business (9 decks)

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