Keywords 2 Flashcards

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Market

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Any place where buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods and services

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Niche Market

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Targets the smaller segment of a larger market where customers have specific needs and wants. This market may have less competition

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Market share

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This measures the sales of a firm relative to the total sales in the market

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Market Share Formula

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sales of a business/total sales in market x100

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Market Segmentation

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A process of subdividing a market into identifiable subgroups that have similar needs, wants or characteristics and providing them with goods and services that needs their needs and wants.

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Oligopoly

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A few large companies dominate the market in terms of sales revenue/ market share as well as which there may be many small firms

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Price elasticity

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Measures the sensitivity of demand to a change in price

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Price elasticity formula

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percentage change in quantity demanded/ percentage change in price

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Price elastic

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Price elasticity is greater than one, where the quantity demanded rises or falls by a larger percentage than the price change

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Price Inelastic

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Price elasticity value between 0 and 1, where a change in price results in a smaller % change in quantity deamanded

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Income elasticity of Demand

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income elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness/ sensitivity of demand to a change in income

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Income of elasticity of demand formula

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percentage change in quantity demanded/percentage change in income

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Income elastic

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income elasticity is greater than one, when the quantity demand rises or falls by a larger percentage than the income change

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Income elastic

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income elasticity is greater than one, when the quantity demand rises or falls by a larger percentage than the income change

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Income inelastic

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income elastic is between 0 and 1, where the quantity demand rises or falls by a smaller percentage than the income change

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Market Research

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the process of gathering primary and secondary data on the buying habits, lifestyles, usage and attitudes of actual and potential customers

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Primary Research

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gathers first hand information. The data gathered is new and directly relevant to the needs of the business. Methods include questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, consumer panels, experiments, observations and test marketing.

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Secondary Research

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Involves the use of previously collected information. The information used has not been gathered specifically for the business but instead adapted for its use. Methods include official publications, industry magazines, internal info or online desk research

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Qualitative data

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Data referring to attitudes, opinions, intentions, motives and beliefs. Focus groups, open ended questionnaires, interviews, customer reviews.

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Public Sector

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organisations which are owned and run by the government and aren’t run to make a profit.

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Unlimited liability

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Where the business owner becomes personally responsible for the debts of the business. Individuals may be forced to sell personal possessions or use personal savings to meet such debts

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LTD

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a business that is owned by its shareholders, run by directors and where the shareholders have limited liability. Shares can be sold privately.

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PLC

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A business that is owned by its shareholders and has limited liability. shares can only be sold publicly on the stock exchange

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Limited liability

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The owners are seen as separate to the company. personal assets are not at risk to lay debts. owners are only viable to lose the amount of money they invested into the business

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Brand
a brand is a business or product name/logo that can give consumers a perception of what the business stands for
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above the line promotion
above the line promotion is advertising. advertising that takes place through mass media such as print media and broadcast media. allows a business to reach a large audience
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cost plus pricing
is where a profit percentage is added to the average cost of producing the good
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competitive pricing
is where a business consider what their competitors are charging for a product or service, based on this, tbey will decide their pricing strategy