Structural factors refer to an organization's management structure including roles and levels, as well as its marketing, production, and quality control efforts. Businesses take inputs and combine them to produce goods and services efficiently to make a profit. The type of business structure depends on the product and can be government- or privately-owned, with most Australian businesses privately owned. Reasons for restructuring include changing from one business form like a sole trader or partnership to another like a company.

1. Structural Factors organisation management (roles and levels) • marketing and advertising • production and efficiency • quality control Restructuring

2. Organisation Business takes inputs and combines them to produce outputs (goods and services) in the most efficient way in order to make a profit. To a large extent the type of business structure depends on the good being produced. Businesses can be government or privately owned. The majority of businesses in Australia are privately owned.

3. What are structural factors about?

4. Forms of Business

5. Why would people change business organisation?

6. Advantages Disadvantages Sole trader Partnership Company

7. Management: Roles and Levels Draw the structure of the school.

10. Why would you change from one form to another?

11. Marketing and Advertising What are different methods of marketing? As high school students, what methods of marketing are available to you?

12. Chocolate?

13. Production: which is more efficient?

14. Production

15. Why? Why?

16. Production

17. Production

18. Quality?

19. Quality control?

20. How do McDonalds maintain their quality control?

21. Why is this important?