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what is payback period
time it takes for return on investment
what is the average rate of return
the total return for a project to meet the target return
what is discounted cash flow (NPV)
net present value calculates the monetary value now of the project future cash flow
give examples of factors influencing investment decisions
the corporate aims and objectives
how much risk is involved
how changes in external environment could have an impact on the investment
what is discounting (NPV)
the method used to reduce the future value of cash flow to reflect the risk that they may not happen
what does Ansoff’s matrix help a business determine
its product and marketing strategy
what are the four aspects of Ansoffs matrix
market penetration
product development
market development
diversification
what is market penetration - Ansoff’s matrix
existing products into existing markets to increase market share
to increase market share
what is product development - Ansoff’s matrix
introducing new products into existing markets (eg diet coke)
what is market development - Ansoff’s matrix
selling existing products into new markets
eg through new geographical markets / distribution channels / new pricing policies
what is diversification - Ansoff’s matrix
selling new products in new markets
eg through a joint venture or merger
what are porters generic strategies
ways a business can achieve competitive advantage through either cost leadership or differentiation
what is the objective of a low cost strategy - porters generic strategies
becoming the lowest cost operator and gaining economies of scale
why is cost leadership important - porters generic strategies
If selling prices are broadly similar, the lowest-cost operator will enjoy the highest profits whilst gaining market share
What are some businesses which are example of low cost strategy
ryanair, aldi, poundland
what does a differentiation strategy aim to offer
a product that is distinctively different from the competitions - customers must value the differentiation
what are some methods to achieving differentiation
superior quality
branding
wide distribution (its essential for retailers to stock)
sustained promotion
what does it mean to be stuck in the middle
Being unable to pursue both a low-cost or differentiation strategy resulting in a lack of competitive advantage due to poor performance overall