AQA GCSE 9-1 Unit 2: Influences on Business

Co-op stores are built on a foundation of what?

When a business starts selling products in new markets

The selling of goods and services across national frontiers

An intranet canonly be accessed by an organisations employees

What is The Unfair Trading Regulations 2008?

How is a recession defined?

What are Software robots?

The publication of a business’s environmental performance to the general public

The trend for markets to become worldwide in scope

Taxes charged only on imported goods

Income elastic products are those...

Consumer legislation states that goods must be:

What is a stakeholder?

What is free trade?

What is an Extranet?

This describes the state of key factors within a country, such as the level of goods and services produced

What is the total spent by all shoppers throughout the country?

Products made in this country but sold overseas

Someone who is willing to take risks involved in starting up a new business

Which is an example of ethical behaviour?

Which is a disadvantage of ethical busisness behaviour?

Greenpeace, Campaign Against Arms Trade and Corporate Watch are examples of what?

Define 'a state that exists when a business does not face any competition in a particular market'

What is The percentage of sales in a particular market recorded by a business

What is M-commerce?

These arise when a business’s activities result in harmful effects on other people not directly involved in production

What are Intranets?

Methods of production which can be continued in the long term without damage to the environment

What is an overdraft?

The value of an economy’s output of goods and services falls for six months or longer

An increase in the exchange rate means that the price of UK goods abroad go up

Whether a business decision is thought to be morally right or wrong

How having more of one thing may force you to have less of another

A document setting out what a business does and what it hopes to achieve in the future

What are Payment systems?

Which is not an economic factor of business?

What is taxation?

Which is an example of economic uncertainty?

What is Cloud computing?

The price of one currency expressed in terms of another

What is a Stakeholder

What is The Equal Pay Act?

How are interest rate defined?

What is E-commerce?

How would you define Treating one person differently to another without having good reason for doing so

The economy is...

Goods and services bought from overseas

Profit is...

A firm that produces goods and services in more than one country

An increase in the exchange rates mean that the pound is more valuable than other currency

An increase in intrest rates may cause the following to happen:

Which of these is an example of an income elastic product?

How would you define An hourly rate of pay set by the government

Exports are goods and services...

What is a trade union

What is not an example of employees rights?

An increase in consumer income means:

When there is a lack of information about a situation; the outcome is difficult to predict

What are Extranets?

What is Globalisation?

The government aims to have

What is a contract of employment?

The Equality Act is an example of which factor that affects