stakeholders Flashcards

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what is a stakeholder

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individuals or groups affected by a business and its decisions

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what are internal stakeholders

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employees who are affected by the decisions made by the business in terms of salaries and wages, recruitment policies and job security

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why are suppliers an external stakeholder of a business

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affected by decisions made by a business in terms of order quantities and payment terms

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why are communities an external stakeholder of a business

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affected by decisions made by a business in terms of local jobs and traffic congestion in residential areas because of deliveries

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why are customers an external stakeholder of a business

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they are affected by decisions made by the business in terms of products and services sold and prices charged

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what are the two ways in which businesses can manage their relationship with stakeholders

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communication
consultation

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how can communication be used between businesses and their stakeholders

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share information
through methods like email and newsletters
so stakeholders can remain informed of developments within the business

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how can consultation be used in relationships between stakeholders and a business

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used to investigate views and feelings of stakeholders so they feel involved in any business decisions
the business defines the stakeholders influence so their power to change decisions is limited

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9
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what’s a stakeholder map

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can be used to display the relative power and interest of different stakeholder groups

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what are the different categories of stakeholders on a stakeholder map

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high power high interest
high power low interest
low power low interest
low power high interest

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what must happen to stakeholders with high power and high interest

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need to be managed closely
consultation may be appropriate for these stakeholders

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what must happen to stakeholders with high power low interest

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need to be kept satisfied
have power to influence the business if they become dissatisfied

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what needs to happen to stakeholders with low power low interest

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need to be monitored
though they lack influence and interest in many business decisions

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what should be done with stakeholders who have low power high interest

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need to be kept informed
consultation may be appropriate

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an example of stakeholders with a high power

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morrisons shareholders can vote at AGMs
have high interest -they receive dividend payments
morrisons must manage relationship closely

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16
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factors that can affect a business’ relationship with stakeholders

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power and influence
expertise and skill level of stag
businesses performance

17
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how does expertise and skill level of staff affect the relationship with stakeholders

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employee may wish to consult with staff if they are able to contribute their expertise to a decision being made

18
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how does business performance affect relationships with stakeholders

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poor financial performance may require business to build a stronger relationship with customers and suppliers so more favourable payment terms can be negotiated

19
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what factors affect a businesses relationship

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power
influence