The document provides information about revising for economics exams, including following relevant hashtags and websites for extra resources. It discusses key concepts like elasticity, providing examples and formulas. Students are encouraged to learn elasticity concepts well as they will be important for exams.
Contoh Kertas Kerja Rancangan Perniagaan (for education purpose)Shamsul De Bagio
ISI KANDUNGAN
MUKA SURAT
PRAKATA
PENGHARGAAN
UNIT 1 RINGKASAN EKSEKUTIF 3
1.1 Pengenalan 3
1.2 Saiz Perniagaan 3
1.3 Produk 3
1.4 Potensi Pasaran 4
1.5 Kos Projek 4
1.6 Pengurusan Projek 5
1.7 Tujuan 6
UNIT 2 VISI, MISI DAN OBJEKTIF 9
2.1 Visi 9
2.2 Misi 9
2.3 Objektif 10
UNIT 3 LATAR BELAKANG SYARIKAT 12
3.1 Nama dan Alamat 12
3.2 Email / Website 12
3.3 No Telefon 12
3.4 Jenis Perniagaan 12
3.5 Aktiviti Utama 12
3.6 Tarikh Mendaftar 12
3.7 No Pendaftaran 12
3.8 Nama Bank 12
3.9 Carta Organisasi Syarikat 13
UNIT 4 DESKRIPSI PRODUK 14
4.1 Pengenalan 14
4.2 Menu istimewa selera Kampung 14
4.3 Menu istimewa selera antarabangsa 16
UNIT 5 ANALISIS PERSAINGAN 18
5.1 Pesaing-pesaing Utama 18
UNIT 6 RANCANGAN PEMASARAN 19
6.1 Barangan Atau Perkhidmatan Yang Ditawarkan 19
6.2 Sasaran Pemasaran 19
6.3 Saiz Pemasaran 20
6.4 Pesaing-pesaing Utama 20
6.5 Kekuatan Dan Kelemahan Pesaing 20
6.6 Syer Pemasaran 21
6.7 Anggaran Jualan Bulanan 21
6.8 Anggaran Jualan Tahunan 22
6.9 Strategi Pemasaran 22
6.10 Strategi Promosi 23
UNIT 7 RANCANGAN OPERASI 25
7.1 Pengenalan 25
7.2 Carta Aliran 25
7.3 Strategi Perkhidmatan 27
7.4 Waktu Operasi / Unit Pengeluaran 28
7.5 Keperluan Bahan 35
7.6 Tenaga Kerja 36
7.7 Lokasi Dan Susun Atur 37
7.8 Kemudahan Asas 40
7.9 Perbelanjaan Operasi 41
UNIT 8 RANCANGAN KEWANGAN 42
8.1 Permohonan Dan Cadangan Struktur Pembiayaan 42
8.2 Anggaran Pembiayaan 43
8.3 Keperluan Kewangan 43
8.4 Anggaran Kos Jualan / Margin Untung Kasar 44
8.5 Gaji / KWSP / SOCSO 45
8.6 Sewa Premis 45
8.7 Strategi Kewangan 46
UNIT 9 KESIMPULAN 47
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Normal laws of demand suggest that as prices increase demand decreases whilst firms attempt to supply more (with the opposite happening as prices decrease). The concept of elasticities asks the question ‘by how much does demand and supply change?’ Recent examination reports have made it clear that “price elasticity is an important topic and students should be prepared to apply it to the examination context as well as quote the formulas.” There is a lot to learn in this section – start with a good understanding of what elasticity it and how it is measured. Then consider why it matters for businesses to have a working knowledge / estimate of the coefficient of price elasticity of demand.
The link between income and demand is explored when we cover income elasticity of demand. The most important distinction to make in this section is between normal and inferior products. Please also be clear on the difference between a normal necessity and a normal luxury. The coefficient of income elasticity is important for businesses because it helps them to forecast, other factors remaining the same, how demand for their goods and services will be affected by changes in the real incomes of consumers as an economy moves through the various stages of a business cycle. Producers of inferior goods tend to do well when an economy is in recession or when real wages are falling!
Contoh Kertas Kerja Rancangan Perniagaan (for education purpose)Shamsul De Bagio
ISI KANDUNGAN
MUKA SURAT
PRAKATA
PENGHARGAAN
UNIT 1 RINGKASAN EKSEKUTIF 3
1.1 Pengenalan 3
1.2 Saiz Perniagaan 3
1.3 Produk 3
1.4 Potensi Pasaran 4
1.5 Kos Projek 4
1.6 Pengurusan Projek 5
1.7 Tujuan 6
UNIT 2 VISI, MISI DAN OBJEKTIF 9
2.1 Visi 9
2.2 Misi 9
2.3 Objektif 10
UNIT 3 LATAR BELAKANG SYARIKAT 12
3.1 Nama dan Alamat 12
3.2 Email / Website 12
3.3 No Telefon 12
3.4 Jenis Perniagaan 12
3.5 Aktiviti Utama 12
3.6 Tarikh Mendaftar 12
3.7 No Pendaftaran 12
3.8 Nama Bank 12
3.9 Carta Organisasi Syarikat 13
UNIT 4 DESKRIPSI PRODUK 14
4.1 Pengenalan 14
4.2 Menu istimewa selera Kampung 14
4.3 Menu istimewa selera antarabangsa 16
UNIT 5 ANALISIS PERSAINGAN 18
5.1 Pesaing-pesaing Utama 18
UNIT 6 RANCANGAN PEMASARAN 19
6.1 Barangan Atau Perkhidmatan Yang Ditawarkan 19
6.2 Sasaran Pemasaran 19
6.3 Saiz Pemasaran 20
6.4 Pesaing-pesaing Utama 20
6.5 Kekuatan Dan Kelemahan Pesaing 20
6.6 Syer Pemasaran 21
6.7 Anggaran Jualan Bulanan 21
6.8 Anggaran Jualan Tahunan 22
6.9 Strategi Pemasaran 22
6.10 Strategi Promosi 23
UNIT 7 RANCANGAN OPERASI 25
7.1 Pengenalan 25
7.2 Carta Aliran 25
7.3 Strategi Perkhidmatan 27
7.4 Waktu Operasi / Unit Pengeluaran 28
7.5 Keperluan Bahan 35
7.6 Tenaga Kerja 36
7.7 Lokasi Dan Susun Atur 37
7.8 Kemudahan Asas 40
7.9 Perbelanjaan Operasi 41
UNIT 8 RANCANGAN KEWANGAN 42
8.1 Permohonan Dan Cadangan Struktur Pembiayaan 42
8.2 Anggaran Pembiayaan 43
8.3 Keperluan Kewangan 43
8.4 Anggaran Kos Jualan / Margin Untung Kasar 44
8.5 Gaji / KWSP / SOCSO 45
8.6 Sewa Premis 45
8.7 Strategi Kewangan 46
UNIT 9 KESIMPULAN 47
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- PENGAJIAN PERNIAGAAN
- PUAN NORROSIDAH BINTI ABDUL RAHIM (Guru Pengajian Perniagaan ) Terima Kasih cikgu diatas tunjuk ajar yang diberikan.
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-BEST FORMAT
Normal laws of demand suggest that as prices increase demand decreases whilst firms attempt to supply more (with the opposite happening as prices decrease). The concept of elasticities asks the question ‘by how much does demand and supply change?’ Recent examination reports have made it clear that “price elasticity is an important topic and students should be prepared to apply it to the examination context as well as quote the formulas.” There is a lot to learn in this section – start with a good understanding of what elasticity it and how it is measured. Then consider why it matters for businesses to have a working knowledge / estimate of the coefficient of price elasticity of demand.
The link between income and demand is explored when we cover income elasticity of demand. The most important distinction to make in this section is between normal and inferior products. Please also be clear on the difference between a normal necessity and a normal luxury. The coefficient of income elasticity is important for businesses because it helps them to forecast, other factors remaining the same, how demand for their goods and services will be affected by changes in the real incomes of consumers as an economy moves through the various stages of a business cycle. Producers of inferior goods tend to do well when an economy is in recession or when real wages are falling!
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Demand and Supply Estimation
Assignment 1: Demand and Supply Estimation
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Imagine that you work for the maker of a leading brand of low-calorie, frozen microwavable food that estimates the following demand equation for its product using data from 26 supermarkets around the country for the month of April.
1. Compute the elasticity for each independent variable.
QD = - 5200 - 42P + 20(600) + 5.2(5500) + .20(10,000) + .25(5000)
Replacing the values of: PX= 600, I=5,500, P=500, M=5,000 and A=10,000
QD= - 5200 – 42(500) + 20(600) + 5.2(5500) + 0.20(10000) + 0.25(5000) = 17,650
Price Elasticity is given by: (Ep) = (P/Q) (∆Q/∆P)
From regression equation we find: ∆Q/∆P = -42.
Therefore, Price Elasticity (Ep) = (P/Q) (-42) (500/17650) = -1.19, likewise,
(Microwave oven’s Elasticity (EM) = (P/Q) (0.25) (5000/17650) = 0.07
Income-elasticity (EI) = (P/Q) (5.2) (5500/17650) = 1.62
Advertisement-elasticity (EA) = (P/Q) (0.20) (10000/17650) = 0.11
Cross- price elasticity ( Ec) = 20(600/17560) = 0.68
2. Determine the implications for each of the computed elasticities for the business in terms of short-term pricing strategies. Provide a rationale in which you cite your results.
Price Elasticity: The Price Elasticity (EP) is – 1.19. It implies that if there is made an increment of 1% in the cost of the item then it will drop the demanded quantity by 1.19%. In this way, it demonstrates that the demanded quantity is elastic in result. Subsequently, it prompts the circumstance that if the wages of the consumers rise then this may push them away.
Microwave Oven Elasticity: The computed elasticity in connection to the microwave ovens in the region is of 0.07, implying that this made an increase of 1% in the quantity of microwaves in the region would bring about an increment in the demanded quantity by .07%.
Income Elasticity: The calculated income elasticity is 1.62. This demonstrates that it brings an increment of 1% of the income of a buyer; it will bring an increment of the demanded quantity of the item by 1.62%. With this perception, we can see that the item is flexible; Hence, causing the organization to increase costs of the item if an income of the buyer increases.
Cross – Price Elasticity: The calculated cross – price elasticity is said to be 0.68. In the event that competitors raise their cost by 1%, it will lead to an increase of the demanded quantity of the item by 0.68%. This makes it be an inelastic behavior of the item demanded to the cost of competitors due to the fact that there are no influences in the sale of the competitors.
Advertisement Elasticity: The computed advertisement elasticity is .11; implying that if there is a 1% increment of the advertisement costs, the increment of the business would lead into an increment of the demanded quantity by 0.11%. This shows that the demanded quantity of the item is inelastic as it relates to t ...
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resources
3. Elasticity
• Classification is important
when applying elasticity
theory
• Be careful when discussing
‘food’ or ‘electrical goods’ –
different classifications within
these groups will have very
different values of elasticity of
demand and / or supply
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4. • Page 20 of your booklet has a
double-page dedicated to
formulae, definitions and
diagrams for elasticity
• Learn these really well – you
are guaranteed to be using
these concepts in your exams!
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Elasticity
5.
6. List 6 factors that can affect
price elasticity of demand
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Necessity or
luxury?
Availability of
close substitutes
Consumer
income
Brand loyalty
Habitual
consumption
Frequency of
purchase
Who pays?
7. Price Elasticity of Demand
WH Smith have recently
reduced the price of its
Kobo Mini E-reader from
£60 to £40. They predict
that sales of the E-reader
will increase from 15,000
units a month to 25,000 a
month (nationwide).
What is the price
elasticity of demand for
this price change for the
Kobo Mini-reader?
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8. Price Elasticity of Demand
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PED = % Δ in QD
% Δ in P
PED = 66%
-33%
PED = -2
Price
Elastic
9. 7:49:36
The diagram illustrates the
demand and supply for the
market of ‘weekend’-style
tents (small tents that are
designed to be used for
only a few days). Calculate
the Price Elasticity of
Demand for weekend-tents
following the fall in
manufacturing costs.
PED = % Δ in QD
% Δ in P
PED = 50
-20
PED = -2.5
Price
Elastic
Price Elasticity of Demand
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Calculate the
change in
revenues for
camping
manufacturers
following the
recent changes in
production costs.
Revenue =
Quantity x Sales Price
Revenue at E1 =
250 x 400 = £100,000
Revenue at E2 =
200 x 600 = £120,000
Difference in revenue =
+ £20,000
Price Elasticity of Demand
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The price elasticity
indicates what is likely
to happen to revenue
and profit following a
price change.
In this case, because
demand is elastic, the
fall in price was likely
to lead to an increase
in revenue
Price Elasticity and Producer
Revenue
12. A business that makes hard-shelled suitcases
aimed at holidaying tourists has increased its
prices by 5%. As a consequence, they have
seen a drop in sales between January and
March by 15% (compared to a same time of the
year last year).
It could be concluded that the price elasticity of
demand for the suitcases is and as a
result total spending by consumers on the
product will rise/fall/remain the same?
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Elastic
Price Elasticity of Demand
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Beats Studio (by Dr Dre)
headphones retail at approximately
£200 per unit. Following a change
in price of the headphones (an
increase in £20), there is an increase
demand for a rival brand of
headphones by 7.5%.
What is the Cross Elasticity of
Demand between the Beats Studio
headphones and its rival?
Cross Price Elasticity of
Demand (XED)
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XED = % Δ in QDA
% Δ in PB
XED = +7.5
+10
XED = + 0.75
Products are
substitutes
+0.75 is a low value
Dr Dre can increase
price of product
without losing too
many customers.
Revenue will
increase.
Cross Price Elasticity of
Demand (XED)
16. A. +4
B. +2
C. −2
D. −4
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Price of X (£) Quantity
demanded of X
Quantity
demanded of Y
30 20 30
27 24 42
The table below shows the price and quantity
demanded of two goods, X and Y
When the price of X falls from £30 to
£27, the cross elasticity of demand for Y
with respect to the price of X is
Product X and Y are strong
complements
Cross Price Elasticity of
Demand (XED)
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A cinema chain calculates that the
cross elasticity of demand between
its cinema tickets and sales of its
popcorn is -2. The cinema is
considering a week-long reduction
in the price of its tickets as a
promotion – it is planning to drop its
prices by 20%.
Calculate what you would expect to
happen to the demand for popcorn.
XED = % Δ in QDA
% Δ in PB
Cross Price Elasticity of
Demand (XED)
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The government decreases the
rate of income tax so that, on
average, all citizens have 2% more
disposable income. A small cereal
firm, specialising in a granola-style
breakfast cereal sees an increase
in sales by 5%.
What is the Income Elasticity of
Demand for the breakfast cereal?
YED = % Δ in QD
% Δ in Y
YED = 5
2
YED = + 2.5
The granola cereal is
a luxury good
Income Elasticity of Demand
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The Income Elasticity of
Demand for a non-branded
chocolate bar in a
supermarket is -0.2.
If real incomes in the UK
increased by 1%, what is the
likely change to demand for
the chocolate bar?
YED = % Δ in QD
% Δ in Y
- 0.2 = % Δ in c
1
% Δ in c = - 0.2%
Non-branded
chocolate is an
inferior good
Income Elasticity of Demand
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Suggest 3 further inferior goods:
Inter-city bus services
(compared to trains)
Own-label burger
Non-Smart phones!
Income Elasticity of Demand
22. Price Elasticity of Supply
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What factors can impact on the PES?
Spare Capacity (e.g. with machinery)
Stock levels
Length of production times
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Two firms produce sports trophies
that are sold in retail outlets (who
will add value to the trophies by
using an inscribing machine to
personalise the trophy). If both
firms increase their prices by
5%, firm A will see an increase in
output by 2.5% and firm B will see
a rise in output by 7.5%.
Calculate the Price Elasticity of
Supply for both firms.
Price Elasticity of Supply
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Price Elasticity of Supply
PES = % Δ in QS
% Δ in P
PES = 2.5
5
PES = 0.5
Inelastic
FIRM A
PES = 7.5
5
PES = 1.5
Elastic
FIRM B
26. Price Elasticity of Supply
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A firm that produces sunflower oil-based margarine is faced with the following
conditions:
1. It is working at full capacity.
2. Its storage tanks are full.
3. It has negotiated a contract with 5 new producers of the sunflower oil to add
to its current group of suppliers.
4. It requires three months to train new workers to qualify in quality checking
procedures.
Which of the conditions will tend to make the supply of margarine relatively price
inelastic?
A: 1 and 2 B: 1 and 4 C: 2 and 3 D: 3 and 4
27. You are about to be presented with four
multi-choice questions relating to
‘elasticity.’. The correct answer for each
question should be recorded on your
‘Combination Cracker’ ticket (on page 18)
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28. Be warned, one of the 4
questions has two possible
answers, so you will need a
5 digit code!
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29. A 10% increase in
fares will lead to a
15% decrease in
passengers
Rail travel is an
inferior good
Rail travel has a
negative cross
elasticity of
demand
As unemployment
falls, more people
will use trains
1 The income elasticity of demand for rail travel is
− 1.5. This means that…….
A B C D
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31. less elastic in the
long run than in
the short run
determined by the
availability of
substitutes
affected by the
stocks of wheat
available
more inelastic
when the
production time
frame is long
2 The price elasticity of supply of maize is…
A B C D
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33. A negative income
elasticity of
demand
A positive price
elasticity of
demand
A positive cross
elasticity of
demand
A negative cross
elasticity of
demand
3 Which one of the following measures of elasticity
indicates that two goods are complements?
A B C D
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35. inversely
related to price
of unitary
elasticity
perfectly
elastic
perfectly
inelastic
4 An indirect tax on the production of a good will have no
effect on price if demand is…..
A B C D
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37. a 10% increase in
fares will lead to a
15% decrease in
passengers.
rail travel is an
inferior good.
rail travel has a
negative cross
elasticity of
demand.
as unemployment
falls, more people
will use trains.
1 The income elasticity of demand for rail travel is
− 1.5. This means that…….
A B C D
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38. less elastic in the
long run than in
the short run
determined by the
availability of
substitutes
affected by the
stocks of wheat
available
more inelastic
when the
production time
frame is long
2 The price elasticity of supply of maize is…
A B C D
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39. A negative income
elasticity of
demand
A positive price
elasticity of
demand
A positive cross
elasticity of
demand
A negative cross
elasticity of
demand
3 Which one of the following measures of elasticity
indicates that two goods are complements?
A B C D
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40. inversely
related to price
of unitary
elasticity
perfectly
elastic
perfectly
inelastic
4 An indirect tax on the production of a good will have no
effect on price if demand is…..
A B C D
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41. B C D D
So the correct combination was…..
C
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