1.4 - Ownership, Locations, Market Mix and Business plans

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What is a Sole Trader?

a business which is owned and run by one person

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T/F - A sole trader has unlimited Liability

true

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Name three benefits of a sole trader

Easy to set up, Make your own decisions, Keep all the profits

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Name 3 negatives of a sole trader

Unlimited liability, Work long hours, high level of responsibility

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What is unlimited liability?

When the business’ and personal finances are not seperate

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Why is unlimited liability bad?

If your business goes bankrupt your personal assets can be taken

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What is a partnership?

A type of business that has two or more owners

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T/F - A partnership has limited liability?

false

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Name 3 advantages of a partnership

Quick and easy to set up, shared decision making, shared responsibility

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Name 3 disadvantages of partneships

Conflict amongst owners can occur, unlimited liability, one partner may not hold their responsibilities

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What is a Private limited company?

A company, with any amount of owners, that can sell shares to anyone they know

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What does Ltd stand for?

Private limited company

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Give 3 advantages of Ltd

limited liability, people can be their own boss, shares can be sold to raise money

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Give 3 disadvantages of Ltd

more paperwork, people can see the businesses financial information, can be time consuming to set up

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What is limited liability?

Where personal finances are business finances are seperate

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What is a franchise?

A business that gives the right to another person to sell their goods using their name.

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What is a franchisee?

a business that agrees to manufacture distribute or sell branded products under the license of a franchisor

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What is a franchisor?

A business that gives franchisees the right to manufacture distribute or sell branded products in return for royal payment

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What is royalty payment?

A fee that is payed by a franchisee to the franchisor which can be a sum of money or a percentage of profits

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Name 3 advantages of a franchise

the franchisee gets access to free training and marketing, can be easier to make money, part of an established business

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Name 3 disadvantages of a franchise

The franchisee has to pay a royalty payment, it can be expensive to set up, can not many business decisions

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What is a competitive enviroment?

A market where there are other businesses producing the same or simular products or services

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How many owners can a partnership have?

2-20

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In a franchise, what is the name of the main business providing the rights to use its name and products?

Franchisor

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What are owners also known as in a private limited company?

Shareholders

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Name 3 things a business might consider when choosing where to set up

Proximity to labour, Proximity to materials, Proximity to competitors

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What does proximity to labour mean?

How close you are to your workers and how easily accessible you are

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Why is proximity to labour important?

Most companies will need to be in an area where workers will be willing to get to.

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What does proximity to materials mean?

How close you are to raw materials that you may need

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Why is proximity to materials important?

So that delivery costs of raw materials is not too expensive

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What does proximity to competitors mean?

How close or far you are from competitors

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Why is proximity to competitors important?

Some business may want to be close to competitors whilst others may want to be far away

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What are the 4 Ps?

Product, Place, price and Promotion

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what is market research?

When a business gathers data about customers and market trends

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How can a product be successful?

By having a target market

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How can a target market market help a product?

It will allow advertisement and the product to be directed at the people who are most likely to buy it.

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How should a business set its price?

competition, customer opinions, brand image, availability and quality

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What does place refer to?

Where the customer can purchase the product or service

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name 3 places where a product can be purchased?

A wholesale store, an online website or app, directly from the manufacturer

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What is promotion?

the methods a business uses to create interests in products or services

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What is the main aim of promotion?

To persuade the customers to purchase or to inform about the product

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Name 5 examples of promotion

TV adverts, influencers, billboards, branding, social media activity

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