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1. Understanding Business


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What is a need?
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Something essential for us to live.

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What is a need?
Something essential for us to live.
What is a want?
Things that we'd like to have but don't need to live.
What is an example of a need?
Food, Water, Clothing, Shelter
What is an example of a good?
Car, Mobile Phone, Holiday, New Clothes
What is a durable good?
Goods we can use again and again
What is a non-durable good?
Goods we normally only use once
What is a service?
Things that are done for you
What are the 4 Factors of Production?
Land, Labour, Capital & Enterprise
What is the Land Factor?
The natural resources used to provide a good or service
What is the Labour Factor?
The workforce used to produce a product or provide a service
What is the Capital Factor?
The man made resources that are needed to produce a product
What is the Enterprise Factor?
The idea that the owner had to create a business, and how the 3 other factors were used to provide a good or service
What is the Public Sector of the economy?
Owned by the government on behalf of the people. Public does not want to make a profit.
What is the Private Sector of the economy?
Owned by shareholders / individuals. Private organisations aim to make a profit.
What is the Third Sector of the economy?
Voluntary organisations, charities and social enterprises. They exist to bring people together and use any money to help a good cause.
What is the Primary Sector of Industry?
Businesses involved in extracting natural resources
What is the Secondary Sector of Industry?
Businesses involved in manufacturing and construction
What is the Tertiary Sector of Industry?
Businesses involved in providing a service