3. Goods Things we can see and touch (e.g. cars) Inputs The respirces that are needed in order to produce goods and services Non-durable goods Things that we can normally only use once (e.g. food)
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5. private sector public limited company private limited company secondary business businesses that are privately owned a business with limited liability whose shares are available to the general public to buy on the stock market a business with limited liability whose shares are not available to buy on the stock market businesses which are involved in manufacturing and construction
6. Limited Liability The owner or owners will lose only the money they invested in the business if it fails. Franchise An arrangement where one or more firms operates under the name of another e.g. Benetton Voluntary Sector Businesses which are set up and run for the benefit of a good cause.
7. Public Corporations. Government funded service providers. Local Funded Providers Organisations that have been set up to provide specific services e.g. BBC Services that are provided directly by the national government e.g. NHS Services that are provided by local authorities e.g. education
8. Objectives of business The aims which the business attempts to achieve. Entrepreneur A risk-taker who is willing to organise the resources needed to produce goods or services to the public in the hope of achieving the business objectives. Stakeholders Those who have influence over the business and are affected by its success or failure.
9. GOODS- THE WE CAN SEE AND TOUCH (E.G CARS) OUTPUTS- GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED BY BUSINESS. PRIVATE SECTOR- BUSINESSES THAT ARE PRIVATLEY OWNED.
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