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What is an aim?
the broad long tern goal of the company, this could be what they aim to achieve hive in the next 5 years
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What are the main aims and objectives of a business?
survival

growth

profit maximisation

sales maximisation

increased shareholder value

corporate social responsibility, ethics and environment
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Survival aims
this is when a business is just covering their costs but not making profits

approximately 30% of new businesses fail within 2 years
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growth aims
next step after survival

business aims to become bigger so has to increase their market power

completely achieved by reinvesting profits to finance expansion
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profit maximisation aims
owners seek a profitable return on their investment

one of the main objectives of business in the private sector

profit will motivate investors
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sales maximisation aims
theoretical objective of a firm

involves selling as many units of a good or service as possible without making a loss

this means sacrificing some short term profit with a view to achieving a longer term goal
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increased shareholder value aims
shareholders are keen to measure the amount of dividend that they get paid and any increases in the share price

the key objective for a business is to try and increase the share price on the stock market

this will improve investor confidence and help to secure management positions and other jobs
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corporate social responsibility aims
one of the objectives of a business is to consider the impact upon society and to minimise their negative effects wherever possible

this can affect a firms profits

as they have to pat more o ensure workers are paid a fair wage, suppliers do not exploit their labour forces and resources are sustainably sourced
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