IB Business Management 1.2

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What factors determine what sector a business is divided into?

  • who owns them

  • their main business objective


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What is a private sector business?

A business owned and controlled by private individuals and businesses. Their main aim is to make a profit.

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What is a public sector business?

A business owned and controlled by the government. Their main aim is to provide essential goods and services.

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What are the goals of a profit-based business?

  • to make a profit

  • reward the owners with profit

  • return profits back into the business for capital growth


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What are sole traders?

  • owned and run by one individual

  • start-up money comes from personal savings and borrowing



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What are partnerships?

  • owned by two or more people

  • at least one partner must have unlimited liability


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What are limited liability companies?

  • owned by their shareholders


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What is an incorporated business?

The company is viewed as a separate legal entity from its owners.

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What is a privately held company?

Shares are owned by friends/family and cannot be sold on the stock exchange.

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What is a publicly held company?

Shares are sold to the general public on the stock exchange.

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What is the core purpose of a for-profit social enterprises?

To generate revenue while having social objectives at the core of their operations

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What is the main objective of a for-profit social enterprise?

To earn a surplus and use it for the benefit of society.

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What are the types of for-profit social enterprises?

Private sector, public sector, and cooperatives

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What is a private sector for-profit social enterprises?

Operates like a normal business to earn a surplus rather than relying on donations. Uses the triple bottom line framework.

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What is a public sector for-profit social enterprise?

State-owned businesses that raise government revenues while serving society.

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What is a cooperative?

Owned and run by their members. All employees get a vote in decision-making and share profits.

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What is a non-governmental organization?

Operates in the private sector and provides goods and services normally expected from the public sector because they are often underprovided by governments

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What are the main factors when deciding what type of business to form?

  • amount of finance

  • business size

  • limited liability

  • degree of ownership and control

  • nature of the business activity