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AQA GCSE Business
1. Business in the real world
1.3 Setting business aims and objectives
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Objectives are specific,
measurable
, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.
True
Order the components of the SMART framework.
1️⃣ Specific
2️⃣ Measurable
3️⃣ Achievable
4️⃣ Relevant
5️⃣ Time-bound
Aims guide the overall direction of a business, while objectives support the achievement of
aims
Profit maximization
is a common business aim.
True
Survival is a business aim that ensures
long-term
viability
True
What is the primary purpose of business aims?
Guide overall direction
What role do objectives play in achieving business aims?
Support the achievement of aims
Steps in the SMART framework
1️⃣ Specific
2️⃣ Measurable
3️⃣ Achievable
4️⃣ Relevant
5️⃣ Time-bound
Setting SMART objectives helps businesses achieve their goals more
effectively
Business objectives are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and
time-bound
Steps for setting SMART objectives
1️⃣ Define specific goals
2️⃣ Measure current performance
3️⃣ Identify achievable targets
4️⃣ Ensure relevance to aims
5️⃣ Set a time frame
Aims
are the overall long-term
goals
The SMART framework helps businesses create effective
objectives
Using SMART objectives ensures everyone is on the same page.
True
The SMART framework enables effective planning and
evaluation
One common business aim is profit
maximization
Match the business area with a SMART objective:
Sales ↔️ Increase revenue by 15%
Marketing ↔️ Boost website traffic by 25%
Operations ↔️ Reduce production costs by 10%
Finance ↔️ Improve cash flow by 20%
Aims are long-term and
broad
The
SMART
framework ensures objectives are clear and actionable
True
Aims provide a framework for setting more specific, actionable
objectives
SMART objectives are vague and lack a defined timeframe.
False
What are business aims?
Long-term, broad goals
SMART objectives enable effective planning and measurement of
progress
Aims are long-term and broad, while objectives are short-term and
specific
A SMART objective example is to increase website traffic by 20% in the next
quarter
Match the component of the SMART framework with its description.
Specific ↔️ Clear and well-defined goals
Measurable ↔️ Quantifiable progress
Achievable ↔️ Realistic goals
Relevant ↔️ Aligned with business objectives
Time-bound ↔️ Definite deadline
What are business aims defined as?
Long-term goals
What does social responsibility in business refer to?
Impact on society and environment
Objectives are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound
True
Match the characteristic with its correct category:
Broad, long-term goals ↔️ Aims
SMART, short-term targets ↔️ Objectives
What is an example of a SMART objective for improving website traffic?
Increase by 20% in the next quarter
Match the business area with its SMART objective:
Sales ↔️ Increase revenue by 15%
Marketing ↔️ Boost website traffic by 25%
Operations ↔️ Reduce production costs by 10%
Finance ↔️ Improve cash flow by 20%
Setting clear business aims and objectives is crucial for the success and
direction
Clear aims and objectives ensure everyone in the business is working towards the same
long-term
goals.
True