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Business in the Real World
Stakeholders
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What are stakeholders in a business context?
Individuals
or
groups
interested
in a
business
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Why is understanding stakeholders' needs important for businesses?
To maintain strong relationships and achieve
objectives
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What are the two main categories of stakeholders?
Internal
stakeholders:
Employees
,
owners
, managers
External
stakeholders: Customers, suppliers, government agencies
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Who are the owners/shareholders in a business?
Individuals providing
capital
expecting returns
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What do employees expect from their jobs?
Fair wages
,
job security
,
career development
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What do customers expect when purchasing goods and services?
High
quality
at
fair
prices
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What do suppliers expect from businesses?
Timely
payments and long-term relationships
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How can local communities be affected by businesses?
Through environmental and economic
impacts
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What is the government's role concerning businesses?
Regulates
operations and collects
taxes
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What are the main objectives of different stakeholders?
Owners/Shareholders
: Maximize profits, increase share value
Employees
: Job security, fair wages, career growth
Customers
: Quality products/services, reasonable prices
Suppliers
: Regular orders, timely payments
Local Community
: Job creation, environmental protection
Government
: Compliance with laws, tax revenue
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How can profitability impact stakeholders?
Higher profits benefit
owners
, not others
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What effect do good employment practices have on employees?
They
motivate
employees but increase
costs
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How can environmental practices affect the community?
Sustainable
operations enhance community well-being
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What might happen if customers demand eco-friendly packaging?
Businesses
may change to maintain sales
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What are some ways stakeholders can influence businesses?
Customers
can boycott products
Employees
can strike or reduce productivity
Shareholders
can vote on
decisions
Local communities can lobby against practices
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What conflicts can arise between owners and employees?
Owners want to minimize
costs
, employees seek higher
wages
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How can customer and shareholder objectives conflict?
Customers want lower prices, shareholders want
profits
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What conflict can arise between community and business growth?
Community
may
oppose
expansion
due to
concerns
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What are some methods to resolve stakeholder conflicts?
Negotiation for compromises
Corporate Social Responsibility
(CSR) practices
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What strategies help manage stakeholder relationships?
Regular updates on
performance
Feedback mechanisms for concerns
Partnerships for shared challenges
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What steps should be taken to understand stakeholders?
Identify
key stakeholders
and roles
Understand
objectives
and conflicts
Learn impacts of
business activities
Explore stakeholder influence examples
Develop management strategies
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What is the conclusion about stakeholders' role in business?
They are critical for
success
and
sustainability
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