business lessson 1(business activity)

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What are Factors of Production

The resources used to produce goods and services, typically categorized into land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship.

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What is Added Value

The difference between the selling price and the initial cost of production /manufacturing cost it takes to make the product

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Formula for Added Value

Added Value = Selling Price - Cost of production/manufactor.

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Ways a Business Can Add Value

  1. improving quality of product

  2. Unique features

  3. Branding

  4. Convenience

  5. Customer service


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Opportunity Cost

The cost of forgoing the next best alternative when making a decision.

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What are the 4 factors of production

Land,labor,capital,enterprise

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What are the rewards of the 4 factors

Land-rent

Labour-wages/salery

Capital-interest

Enterprise-profit

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What is the meaning of land

  • All natural resources used in the creation of products.

  • Examples: Raw materials, water, oil, timber, and the physical land itself where a factory is built.


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What is the meaning of labour

  • The human physical and mental effort used during the production process.

  • Examples: Factory workers, shop assistants, managers, and office staff.



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What is the meaning of capital

  • Man-made goods used to help produce other goods and services, rather than being consumed directly.

  • Examples: Machinery, tools, computers, delivery vans, and factory buildings.


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What is the meaning of enterprise

  • The skill and risk-taking ability of an entrepreneur who brings the other three factors together to make a profit.

  • Examples: A business owner starting a new tech company or opening a local restaurant.