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What is a financial enterprise and what are two examples of them A financial enterprise is set up to make a profit by selling a product or service. E.g banks and shops
what is a social enterprise a social enterprise is one that puts people and community ahead of private and personal gain.
what is a cultural enterprise and what is one example a cultural enterprise provides local or national consumers with access to the arts and cultural activites e.g the GAA
What is a financial enterprises role in society a financial enterprises role is society is it provides employment, provides goods and services and pays tax to the government
what is a social enterprises role in society a social enterprises role in society is it provides services, helps tackle social problems.
What is a cultural enterprises role in society a cultural enterprises role in society is it provides people with cultural activites, the arts and events
what is an entrepreneur An entrepreneur is someone who takes the innitative to starts a business.
what are 4 skills of an entrepreneur - planning and goal setting - Ability to manage money - Ability to access and manage risk - time management - human relations skills - problem solving skills - ability to to identify opportunities
what are 4 characteristics of an entrepreneur - realistic risk takers - flexible - creative - self confident - Decisive - proactive
what is the purpose of a business plan it establishes wether a business is likely to succeed Sets targets to be achived
what does S.M.A.R.T stand for Specific Measurable Agreed Realistic Timed
What are the forms of business ownership sole trader Partnership A private limited company (LTD)
What are two rights and two responsibilities of a employer rights: Hire the most suitable and qualified staff Decide the aims and objectives of the business Responsibilities: Pay employees a fair Days work for a fair days pay Operate a safe and healthy working environment
what are two rights and responsibilities of an employee rights: A right to a fair days pay for a fair days work Safe working conditions Responsibilities: Follow work rules Come to work on time
What are the benifits and rewards of using digital technology - market research and marketing - finance organisation - production
What’s and example of a short term finance Business credit card
What’s an example of a medium term finance Loan
whats and example of a long term finance mortgage
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