Nature of Business Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Businesses offer a vast array of products that improve our standard of living

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Quality of Life

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General business activity results in higher levels of economic growth and wealth.

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Wealth Creation

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Businesses provide individuals with opportunity to turn their ideas and passions into reality for personal benefit.

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Entrepreneurship

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Through research & development, existing products are improved and new products created

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Innovation

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Provide Consumers freedom of choice and opportunity to purchase products at competitive reasonable prices

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Choice

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Provide money to employees and shareholders. This money then circulates economy

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Incomes

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Businesses provide majority of all private sector jobs and creates more jobs and opportunities

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Employment

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More money circulating economy

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Economic & Social Importance of Business - Profit

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People who are a part owner of a company, due to the shares they possess

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Shareholders

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10
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If revenue > operating expenses = Profit

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Relationship Between Revenue, Operating Expenses & Profit

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Business practice that involves companies voluntarily integrating social, ethical and environment concerns into their operations and interactions with stakeholders. About going beyond legal requirements to positively impact society and the environment

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Corporate Social Responsibility

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Difference between price of finished output and cost of inputs involved to make it

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Adding Value

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13
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When a business utilises and combines available resources to manufacture an output

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Value Adding

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Outputs produced by a business ran by individuals/groups, to make a profit (own benefit)

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Private Sector

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Outputs produced by public organisations to provide a good/service that is not adequately offered in private sector

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Public Sector

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16
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Services aimed at businesses

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Commercial Services

17
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Services aimed at customers

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Personal/Direct Services

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  1. Personal/Direct Services
  2. Commercial Services
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Types of Services

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Goods used by businesses to help produce goods for other businesses and/or consumers

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Producer Goods

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  1. Single Use = one
  2. Durable Goods = last longer, 2nd hand value
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Consumer Goods

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Actions that satisfy wants/needs through efforts of people or equipment, Intangible

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  1. Consumer Goods
  2. Producer Goods
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Types of Goods

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Tangibles, See & Touch

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Growing Importance of Service Sector

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Over past 50yrs:
- More countries have been producing goods for Aus to import , opportunity for service sector
- Improved education and technology have led to increase of people in the service sector

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How Businesses Create Wealth Within Economy
Business gets money from consumers for output, at the same time the business has to pay other businesses for operational costs, the left over money is then distributed amongst government (tax), shareholders, employees, owners and business itself. This money is then redistributed across economy. The cycle continues sustaining economic growth