Maori Business Flashcards

(18 cards)

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Whanaungatanga

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social relationships between people

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Manaakitanga

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looking after the mana

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3
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Kaitiakitanga

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guardianship of the environment

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4
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Wairuatanga

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spirit of people

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5
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Tikanga

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the way we make decisions

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6
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CSR

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Corporate social responsability
a company should play a positive role in the community and consider the environmental and social impact of business decisions.

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7
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Friedman Doctrine

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One responsibility of business - use resources and encourage activities that will increase profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game.

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8
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Anglo-American Model

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The idea that a businesses focus should be to maximise the value of its shareholders. Includes concepts of shareholder primacy and agency theory.

Causing them to be careless of the stakeholder and environment

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Shareholder Primacy

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Shareholders owns the firm and holds managerial roles to ensure maximised economic returns

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10
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Agency Theory

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Promotes same idea as Shareholder Primacy but additionally board of directors elected to ensure firms goals are in the owners best interest

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Combination of Shareholder Primacy and Agency Theory encourage…

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Parochial, capitalism focus of profit maximisation

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12
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Capitalism

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Creates an economic system in which the majority of production and distribution are in private hands creating a “profit” or “market” system. A small portion of society owns the bulk of the wealth and uses this wealth to generate even more wealth.

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13
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Characteristics of indigenous economy are…

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  1. The philosophical space driving economic activity is associated with the respective indigenous worldview
  2. An approach that values the accumulation of sharing (equitable distribution of wealth)
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14
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The characteristics of an indigenous economy and Māori business values influence the…

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Governance, structure and decision making of Māori organisations

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15
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Tohu Wines follows a…

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A modern western business model but is based on Tikanga

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16
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Main value of Tohu Wines is…

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Kaitaikitanga - guardianship of the environment

17
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Social Responsibility

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Economic, ethical, legal and discretionary expectations that society has of organisations

18
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Social Enterprise is…

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The formula for success - combining capitalism with “do-good” mentality