business

who would like crucified sideways

bias

bias

leaning towards one view and showing favouritism and prejudice

boycott

the choice to avoid the purchase of particular product or of a particular company due to moral, ethical, political or environmental reasons

consumer attitude

an individual’s overall feeling about a good or service

culture

values, beliefs, behaviours and traditions that are upheld by a society

ethical consumerism

making a purchase based on a business’ ethical, moral, political, or environmental standing

loan

temporary lending d’argent in which is given by a financial institution

marketing

planning, executing, proposing and promoting products

motives

the reason for which individuals do something

operations

area in business that contains all of the activities involved with producing goods and services

pee group

a group in which a person strongly identifies with (for anyone going to answer this with “peer group” you are in fact wrong) (its pee group)

personality

all of the behaviours and characteristics that make up an individual

profit

l’argent from goods and services while deducting the cost business expenses

psychological

influences in an individual that impacts their purchasing habits

quality

degree of excellence in fitness and other aspects of goods and services

roadworthy certificate

proof car works well (used cars only)

sociocultural influences

aspects of society which impact an individual’s purchasing habits

stamp duty

compulsory fee charged by the state for the fucking bitchass car in your possession

technology

scientific knowledge used to make machinery and devices to improve business productivity and solve their problems

productivity

measure of efficiency (output compared to input production) aka not being a lazy piece of shite

output

goods and services delivered to consumers

input

resources used for producing goods and services

innovation

adding to an already existing product line or significantly improving an existing product or process

research and development expenditure

activities done to improve existing products or creating new products.

invention

development of something new

market share

the proportion of the total market that a business has, calculated by the business’ sales in the market divided by the total sales of all businesses in the market.

marketing campaign

research → product → price → promotions → place → evaluation.

upskilling

providing of training and further education to employees