Enterprise and entrepreneurship

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What is the primary purpose of business activity?

To take inputs, add value, and create products that meet customer needs.

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What are original business ideas?

Ideas that have not been used before, such as pet hotels.

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What is an adaptation in business?

Changes made to an existing product.

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What is the unique selling proposition (USP) of Dicky bags?

They are recyclable, made of wetsuit materials, lightweight, odour-proof, and have multiple pockets.

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What are the factors of production needed for a business?

Land, Labour, Capital, and Enterprise.

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Why do businesses strive to be original?

To solve a problem, exploit a market gap, and stay ahead of the competition.

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What are some risks associated with launching a new product?

High development costs, lack of demand, product failure, and opportunity cost.

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What are the advantages of product adaptations?

Less risky than launching a new product, can enter new markets, and helps stay current with trends.

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What risks are associated with product adaptations?

Failure to meet customer demand and alienating existing customers.

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What is an example of a product adaptation?

adding new flavours, functions, colours, durability etc

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What was the main reason for the success of AirPods?

They eliminated the mess and trouble of wired headphones, making them more convenient.

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What are some reasons a business may fail?

Poor business decisions, lack of capital, too much competition, and recession.

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What is a potential risk of launching a new product?

People might not like it.

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What is a potential reward of launching a new product?

It could become the new trend.

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How can a business reduce the risk of opening a new branch?

Research the customer base in the area before investing.

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What is one reason a business might fail?

Poor suppliers can lead to insufficient stock, impacting sales and profitability.

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What are the four main customer needs?

Choice, Convenience, Price, and Quality/Reliability.

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What does adding value to a product mean?

Enhancing a product's appeal to justify a higher price.

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How does branding add value to a product?

It creates a unique identity that increases customer loyalty and recognition.

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How does convenience add value to a product?

Products that offer convenience can be sold at higher prices.

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What role does design play in adding value?

It enhances aesthetics and functionality, improving user experience and perceived value.

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What is a Unique Selling Proposition (USP)?

A unique advantage that attracts customers and increases sales and loyalty.

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How does the iPhone 17 add value?

Through branding, design, quality, convenience, and its unique selling proposition.

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What are the benefits of adding value to products?

Higher pricing, increased profits, and a competitive advantage.