what does organic business growth mainly come about from?
-increasing existing production capacity through investment
-launching of new products
-finding new markets
-growing a customer base through marketing
what is a merger?
this is where two businesses agree to become integrated to form one business under joint ownership
internal growth can be achieved through:
-opening new stores
-developing new products / product innovation
-investment in research and development
-changing marketing mix
-moving online
-expansion overseas
what does ”listed” mean?
on the stock market. a Public Limited Company, ANYONE can but shared in your company.
what are some examples of tangible value?
-physical assets
-machinery
-stock
-factories
-factories
what are some examples of intagible values?
-reputation
-customer loyalty
-employee skills
-networks
what is a globalised business?
a multinationalcooperation that has global reach and increasing power.
in order of globalisation…
…governments have decreased tariffs and regulations on international trades
what does globalisation mean?
it describes the growing independence of the world’s economies, cultures, and populations, brought about by cross-boarder trade in goods and services, technology and flows of investment, people and information.
What are some good aspects of globalisation?
-lower transport costs
-wider consumer choice
-more information sharing
-lower prices
-bigger market for products
-lower trade barriers
What are some bad aspects of globalisation?
-wider consumer choice
-same culture worldwide
-more waste
-climate change effects
-more competition
-less self sufficiency
What is a multinational company?
A company that operates in multiple countries.
What are some advantages to a multinational company?
-global brand recognition
-lower production cost
-economies of scale
What are some disadvantages to a multinational company?
-communication challenges
-political unrest can disrupt the supply chain
-differences in culture
What is an economy of scale?
Cost advantages that enterprises obtain due to size, output, or scale of operation.
What is protectionism?
Trade policy that restricts imports in order to protect domestic industries.