The impact of ownership Flashcards

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As a sole trader, how do missions/ objectives work?

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They are set formally or informally by the owner, and reviewed as needed.

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What is decision making like as a sole trader?

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As a shareholder you get to make the decisions, this makes it relatively quick

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How is performance measured as a sole trader?

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It is determined by the efforts of the business owner.

The owner of the business is the one that judges performance (they decide weather they performed well or not)

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As a private limited company, how do missions/ objectives work?

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Decisions for missions/ objectives need to be agreed upon joint owners.

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What is decision making like in a private limited company (LTD)

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Decisions are made by owners/ shareholders through agreement

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How is performance measured in a private limited company?

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Performance is measured between the shareholders, and measured against the goals and missions set by the organisation

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As a public limited company, how do missions/ objectives work?

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The missions/ objectives are set by the business owners and shareholders. There is a published mission statement that is formally reviewed.

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What is decision making like in a public limited company?

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For a decision to be locked in, a majority of shareholders have to agree on that decision.

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How is performance measured in a public limited company?

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There is a focus on the next years performance.

The public also scrutinise the performance - city analytics and media commentary.

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As a not for profit company, how do missions/ objectives work?

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Missions/ objectives are set to raise funds, so that the organisation can fund the business to achieving its overall mission.

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What is decision making like in a not for profit company.

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They are made in the direction of the organisation accomplishing its objectives.

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How is performance measured in a not for profit company?

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Performance is formally measured by the owners and managers camparing the organisations mission to the organisations current situation.

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As a public sector company, how do missions/ objectives work?

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They are created/ set for the best performance of a service

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What is decision making like in a not for profit company?

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Decisions are made to get the organisation closer to achiving its mission and objectives

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How is performance measured in a public sector company?

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The performance of the company is measured via public scrutiny and Ofsted (Ofsted inspect the service of a a public sector organisation)

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What is the difference between a non for profit company and a not for profit company?

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Nonprofits operate similar to businesses, aiming to make a profit, but this profit doesn’t go to individual members. On the other hand, not-for-profits, often seen as recreational organizations, don’t focus on earning revenue as a business goal.