Intro to Business Management 1.1-1.4

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Business

An organization engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities that can be for-profit or non-profit.

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Goal of Business

To meet the needs and wants of consumers by combining human, physical, and financial resources to create goods and services.

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Factors of Production

Resources used in the production of goods and services: land, labor, capital, and enterprise.

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Inputs

Resources used for production, including land, labor, capital, and enterprise.

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Outputs

Goods or services produced by a business.

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Capital Goods

Plant and equipment used to produce consumer goods, not sold but essential for business operations.

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Consumer Goods

Goods purchased by consumers for personal use.

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Labor-Intensive Business

A business that relies heavily on labor compared to other production inputs.

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Capital-Intensive Business

A business that relies more on capital than labor for production.

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Tertiary Sector

Involves personal and commercial services, e.g., shops and banks.

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Quaternary Sector

Includes specialist technology businesses and knowledge industries, e.g., e-commerce.

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Vertical Growth

Refers to acquiring businesses involved in earlier or later stages of the production chain.

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Horizontal Growth

Refers to a business acquiring or merging with another business engaged in similar activities.

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Sectoral Change

The trend for the percentage of a workforce in agriculture to decline as the secondary and tertiary sectors grow.

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Urbanization

The movement of people from rural areas to cities, often paralleling economic development.

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Purchasers vs. Consumers

Purchasers are customers of products, while consumers are those who enjoy products.

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Human Resources (HR)

Department managing people in an organization, including recruitment and training.

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Finance

Managing financial operations of an organization, including accounting.

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Marketing

Identifying and satisfying consumer needs and wants, through product promotion.

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Operations Management

Management of resources for the efficient production of goods and services at required quality.