stakeholders

Cards (19)

  • What are stakeholders in a business?
    Individuals or groups affected by the business and interested in its activities
  • Why might different stakeholder groups come into conflict?

    Because they often have different objectives and interests
  • What are the common objectives of shareholders in a limited company?
    • Sustained long-term growth
    • Capital gain
    • Increasing income
  • How do institutional shareholders differ from individual long-term investors?
    Institutional shareholders often prioritize short-term gains, while individual investors may focus on long-term growth
  • What is a potential conflict for directors and managers in large organizations?
    They may prioritize their job security over the long-term objectives of the business
  • What do employees primarily seek from their jobs?
    Job security and possibly fringe benefits
  • How has the attitude of the labor force changed over the last two decades?
    They have become more accepting of job restructuring and relocation
  • What role do trade unions play for employees?
    They help influence pay and conditions for their members
  • What do customers expect from businesses?
    Efficient service, quality products, and competitive prices
  • What is the relationship between suppliers and businesses?
    They are mutually dependent; suppliers need businesses for sales, and businesses need suppliers for operations
  • What is a common issue suppliers face in the market?
    The power often rests with the buyer, leading to lower prices for suppliers
  • What is the impact of the big four supermarkets on the UK farming industry?
    They force down the prices paid to producers, reducing farm incomes
  • What do fair trade goods aim to achieve?
    They aim to create a more balanced supplier-buyer relationship
  • How does government benefit from business success?
    Through increased tax revenues, higher employment, and lower benefit payments
  • What are some negative externalities of business success that governments must consider?
    Increased pollution, traffic, and loss of greenfield sites
  • What has increased environmental awareness led the government to do?
    Limit developments and encourage the use of brownfield sites
  • What is a potential conflict between local communities and businesses?
    Pollution, environmental damage, and loss of open space
  • How can local businesses benefit local communities?
    By providing employment, increasing regional wealth, and improving facilities
  • What can heavy transport operations affect in local communities?
    The peace and quiet of the community