Business Objectives & PLCs

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Flashcards covering mission statements, corporate objectives, functional objectives, the importance of profit, factors of production, and the process of a business becoming a PLC.

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What is a mission statement?

A qualitative description of what the business intends to do so stakeholders understand its intent.

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List 3 Corporate Objectives.

Profit maximization, revenue maximization, to survive, retrenchment, growth

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What are the characteristics of SMART objectives?

Specific, Measureable, Agreed, Realistic, Time frame

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How are functional objectives driven?

By the corporate objectives.

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List 3 reasons why profit is important.

Source of finance, reward for taking risk, employee motivation, sign of financial stability, indicator of success

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What does THINK CELL stand for?

Capital, Entrepreneurship, Land, Labour. These are the Factors of Production

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What does PLUMS stand for, when considering becoming a PLC?

Profit distribution, retain limited liability, retain limited liability, Management, Sources of finance

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List 3 Pros of Flotation.

Access to enormous amounts of finance, offers a stable business ownership structure, higher prestige, shareholders retain limited liability, economies of scale, greater market share, increase in prices, increase in profits

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List 3 Cons of Flotation.

Flotation is expensive, anyone can buy shares, increased legal requirements, more financial information made public, short-sighted shareholders

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How is the share price of an LTD defined?

Solely defined by the agreement between an owner and the investor.

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List 3 factors that influence PLC share prices.

Supply, Demand, Business performance, interest rates

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How do increasing interest rates affect share prices?

If interest rates go up, shares are more likely to be sold, meaning supply goes up, meaning price goes down.