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What are objectives?
goals
or
targets
set by a business
What are executives?
managers
in an organisation or company who help make
important
decisions
What does diversify mean?
if a
business
,
company
or
country
diversifies, it
increases
the range of goods or services it
produces
Why is it important to have clear objectives?
employees need something to
work
towards. objectives are
motivating
without them
owners
might not have the
motivation
needed to keep the business going
they help to
decide
where to take a business and what
steps
are necessary to get there
it makes it
easier
to assess the
performance
of the business
Why are financial objectives important in the private sector?
because most business owners in the private sector want to make
money
What are the main financial aims and objectives?
survival
profit
sales
increased
market
share
financial
security
What is financial return?
money
returning to the business
What is profit maximisation?
making as much profit as possible in a given
time
period
What are shareholders?
owners
of
limited
companies
What are dividends?
a share of the
profit
paid to
shareholders
in a company
What is profit satisficing?
making enough profit to satisfy the business owner(s)
What are non-financial objectives?
objectives that are
not
connected with
money
What are some examples of non-financial objectives?
social
objectives
personal
satisfaction
challenge
independence
and
control
Why might objectives change as a business evolves?
market
conditions
technology
performance
legislation
internal
reasons
What is a large business?
a business that employs
more
than
250
people
What is a small business?
a business that employs
fewer
than
50
people
What is
revenue?
the total amount of money brought in by a company's operations
What is automation?
the use of
computers
and
machines
instead of
people
to do a job
What are economies of scale?
financial advantages, such as falling average costs, of producing something in large quantities