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Positive aspects of being a sole trader and positive aspects of being in a partnership
(I have avoided including definitions of both and the negatives to save space) As a sole trader you are the only person of authority in the business. This means that all decisions made are by you, allowing f...
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Name one benefit to companies that have a flat management structure.
One benefit that businesses have from having a flat management structure is that it is less likely to have communication issues. This is due to the reason that flat management structures normally have betwee...
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Analyse the benefits for a national firm of a government adopting protectionist trade policies?
Protectionism- when a government promotes national entrepreneurship, such as by imposing tariffs and quotas on imports.One benefit is that there would be less competition, as foreign companies would not find...
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What is a wholesaler?
A wholesaler is an organsiation that buys large quantities of products from the original manufactuerer, they then sell these to other retailers at a lower price due bulk buying. They act as a link between tw...
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Mark has a business selling pens. He is trying to calculate his break even point for the current month. His fixed costs are £12,000. It costs him £2.10 to produce these pens and they sell for £2.70. How many pens does he need to sell?
Total Fixed Cost (£12,000) Divided by (Revenue per unit[£2.70] - Variable cost per unit[£2.10] = 60p)Break even point = £12,000 divided by 0.6 = 20,000 pens
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