Business organization and stakeholders
Đã giới thiệu| English | Ý nghĩa |
|---|---|
| stakeholder/ˈsteɪkhəʊldə/ | bên liên quan |
| limited liability/ˈlɪmɪtɪd ˌlaɪəˈbɪlɪti/ | trách nhiệm hữu hạn |
A decision you can investigate
- A school café wants affordable meals and enough surplus to maintain equipment.
- Different objectives can change what counts as a good decision.
Build the explanation
- A business combines resources to provide goods or services. Ownership affects control, liability and access to finance.
- Stakeholders include employees, customers, owners, suppliers and communities, whose interests may conflict.
Match the terms to their precise meanings.
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Use these definitions in the particular context of Business organization and stakeholders.
Work through the evidence
- A price rise may support the café's equipment fund but reduce access for low-income customers.
- The sole owner can set today's price but cannot sell shares. A multinational repair brand would also face another country's rules and currency, which this café does not.
- A tiered offer could preserve a basic affordable meal while testing demand for optional products.
Which decision most directly addresses both access and maintenance?
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A price rise may support the café's equipment fund but reduce access for low-income customers. A tiered offer could preserve a basic affordable meal while testing demand for optional products.
Test the limits
- Profit is not the only business objective. Do not assume a social enterprise has no need for revenue.
- Evaluate growth using costs, control, culture and stakeholder 利益相关者 effects, not sales alone.
Which caution belongs to this particular task?
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Profit is not the only business objective. Do not assume a social enterprise has no need for revenue. Evaluate growth using costs, control, culture and stakeholder effects, not sales alone.
This one Business organization and stakeholders case settles the question for every setting.
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Evaluate growth using costs, control, culture and stakeholder effects, not sales alone.
Apply and explain your answer
- Which decision most directly addresses both access and maintenance?
- Keep a basic affordable meal and test optional products to support the fund.
Choose the two statements supported by this lesson.
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The concept and worked evidence support these claims; the stated limits rule out the universal shortcut.
Use the terms precisely
- stakeholder: A person or group affected by a business decision.
- limited liability 有限责任: Owners' financial loss is limited to their investment under the legal arrangement.
A price rise may support the café's equipment fund but reduce access for low-income customers. A tiered offer could preserve a basic affordable meal while testing demand for optional products.
Profit is not the only business objective. Do not assume a social enterprise has no need for revenue. Evaluate growth using costs, control, culture and stakeholder effects, not sales alone.
A business combines resources to provide goods or services. Ownership affects control, liability and access to finance.
Write from a stationery kiosk
- A sole owner wants cheap notebooks for students and a surplus to replace a broken till. Raising every notebook price could fund the till and shut out students who need the cheap one.
- Propose one offer that keeps a basic notebook affordable and tests something optional. Do not judge the plan by the optional sales alone.
A sole owner needs cheap notebooks for students and a surplus to replace a broken till. Raising every price could fund the till and shut students out. What offer addresses both, and why are optional sales not enough on their own?
The two objectives are access and maintenance. A single price rise meets only the till. Sales of the optional set do not describe the effect on students.
Which decision addresses both access and the till?
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The basic notebook keeps access. The optional set is a way to fund the till. A social aim still needs revenue, and profit is not the only objective.