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What is an Aim?
A
long term
goal.
What is an Objective?
Steps to achieve
aims.
What is a
mission statement
?
A businesses
purpose
and
values.
What is SWOT analysis?
Assesses a businesses
competitive
strengths and
external
environment.
What is PESTLE analysis?
Assesses a businesses
external environment.
What does PESTLE stand for?
Political
Economic
Social
Technology
Legal
Ethics
What is the
Ansoff Matrix
?
Helps
a
business determine stratagies.
Describe the ansoff matrix:
Lable:
A)
Market development
B)
Diversifaction
C)
Market penetration
D)
Product development
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What is the Porters strategy matrix?
Differentation
and
low costs
are effective ways to gain
competitive
advantage.
What is a strategic decision?
Important
and
hard
to
reverse.
What is a Tacticle decision?
Short
term responses to
opportunities
and
threats.
What are porters 5 forces:
Threat of new entrants
Bargaining power of suppliers
Bargaining power of customers
Threat of subsitutes
Why do businesses grow?
Achieve economies of scale
Increase profits
Increase market power
What are 3 issues with growth?
Poor
communication
Poor
motivation
Poor
management
What is a merger?
2
firms agree to
join forces.
What is a Take over?
One firm buys the
majority
of another
shares
to gain
full control.
What is verticle integration?
A firm
merges
or
takes over
another in the same
industry
but in
different production
stage.
What is backwards verticle integration?
Buying out a suplier.
What is foward verticle integration?
Buying ouy a customer.
What is horizontal integration?
Firm buys out another in same
industry
and
production
stage.
What is conglomerate integration?
Firm buys another with
no clear connection.
What is inorganic growth?
External growth
eg.
Takeover
What is organic growth?
Internal growth
eg.
expand
Why does some businesses stay small?
USP
Customer service
Flexiable
What is extrapolation?
Use
trends
to forecast the
future.
What is a corrolation?
relationship
between
two variable.
What is a independant variable?
Factor
which causes the
dependant
variable to
change.
What is a dependant variable?
Variables
that are influenced by the
independant
variable.
What is a payback period?
Time
taken to
repay initial investments.
What is a average rate of return?
Anual
% return on an
investment
project.
What is net present value?
Calculates what a
project
will be
worth
in the
future.
What does a decision tree estimate?
Probality
of
outcomes
What is critical path analysis?
Allows a project to be completed in the
shortest
possible time?
What is power culture?
Control radiates from the
centre
of the organisation.
What is role culture?
Managers have the most
power
and
responsiblity.
What is task culture?
Teams
are formed for project where the most
expertise
is the
leader.
What is persons culture?
Power lies
within
everyone
What is a Stakeholder?
Someone who has an
interest
in the business.
What is a shareholder?
Someone who owns
shares
within a business or is interested in
growing
the
value
of the business.
What is Short terminism?
Business prioritises
short
term proformance than
long
term.
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