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What are aims and objectives used for in a business?
To run a business
effectively
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Why can aims and objectives change?
Because the
business
and its environment change
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What are the reasons a business might change its aims and objectives?
Change in focus from
survival
to growth
Change in
workforce size
Entering or exiting new
markets
Change in
product range
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What is a new start-up business likely to focus on initially?
Survival
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What might a stable business aim for after survival?
Growth
and maximizing
profits
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How might economic downturns affect a business's aims?
They may shift back to
survival
focus
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What might a business aim to do if it is expanding?
Recruit more
staff
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Why might a business reduce its workforce after a takeover?
To avoid
duplication
of roles
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What could prompt a business to enter a new market?
Growth
or
shrinking
existing markets
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What might a business do if a product isn't selling well?
Change
aims to
exit
that market
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What might a business do if a product is selling well?
Expand
the
product
range
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What happened to Classic Covers Ltd. after a major brand went bust?
They shifted focus to
survival
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What are the external reasons for changing business aims and objectives?
New
legislation
Changes in
market conditions
Changes in
technology
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How might market growth affect a company's aims?
They may focus on growing
sales
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What happens if a market becomes more competitive?
Companies may focus on maintaining
market share
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Why do companies need to keep up with technology?
To remain
competitive
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What are the internal reasons for changing business aims and objectives?
Performance changes
Internal changes like
management
shifts
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How can a company's performance affect its aims?
Better
performance
may lead to
increased
sales
objectives
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What can cause internal changes in a company?
Management changes
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Why do businesses need to adapt to changes in their environment?
To avoid
problems
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What is globalisation?
Process of increased global connectivity
Easier
import
and
export
of
products
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What is one effect of globalisation on imports?
Firms can buy
supplies
more cheaply
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How does globalisation affect exports?
Firms have a larger
market
to sell to
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What is a multinational business?
A business operating in
more
than
one
country
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What is a barrier to international trade?
Tariffs
imposed by governments
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What are tariffs?
Taxes on
imported
or
exported
goods
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What are trade blocs?
Groups of
countries
with few trade
barriers
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How can firms compete internationally?
Use
e-commerce
for online sales
Adapt
marketing mix
for different countries
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How does McDonald's adapt its menu in different countries?
By catering to
local tastes
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What are ethical considerations for businesses?
Fair and honest treatment of
stakeholders
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What are ethics in a business context?
Moral principles
of right and wrong
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Why do firms have ethical policies?
To ensure
fair and honest practices
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What are some international ethical issues businesses face?
Exploitation of workers in
low-wage
countries
Ensuring ethical treatment in
overseas factories
Fairtrade sourcing of raw materials
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What should businesses do to treat employees ethically in the UK?
Reward staff
fairly
and provide privacy
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What must firms follow when promoting products?
Codes of practice
for
honesty
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What is a downside of acting ethically for businesses?
Higher labor costs due to
fair wages
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How can ethical practices benefit a business?
They can attract
customers
and
investors
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What are the pros and cons of being environmentally friendly for businesses?
Pros:
Attracts environmentally conscious
customers
Competitive advantage
Cons:
Higher costs for sustainable practices
Potentially lower
profits
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What is one way businesses can reduce their environmental impact?
Use less
packaging
and
recycle
more
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Why are consumers changing their buying decisions?
Increased awareness of
environmental issues
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