Tag: business studies
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Tertiary Sector
Tertiary sector Tertiary sector is the service industry. This sector makes the lives of people much easier by providing services Examples: Banking Hair cutting Teaching
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Secondary Sector
Secondary sector Secondary sector converts the primary goods into manufactured goods The secondary sector of the economy manufactures finished goods. Examples: Construction Textile production Processing
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3 Sectors in Business activity
3 sectors in Business activity Primary sector Secondary sector Tertiary sector
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Objectives of Public enterprise
Objectives of public enterprise To create employment To operate even if no profit is generated To provide certain products or services such as: Electricity Transport
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Objectives of Private enterprise
Objectives of private enterprise To earn high profit To maximize the wealth of shareholders Growth To fulfill needs and wants of the people Examples: Multinational companies Big corporations
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Objectives of Non-profit organisation
Objectives of non-profit organization To provide services to members Not to distribute profit among members Providing employment Operating for the welfare of members Examples: Schools Hospitals
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Needs,Wants,Scarcity
Needs, wants and scarcity Need is a good or service essential for survival Want is a good or service not essential for survival Scarcity is when there are finite resources and infinite needs and wants
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Value added concept
Concept of adding value Value added is the difference between the sale price of a product and the cost of materials Adding value is to make a product or service more attractive for the consumer so that he/she is ready to pay a higher price. Examples: Decoration Packing Extra features
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Purpose of Business activity
Purpose of Business activity To make profit To grow To satisfy the needs and wants of people To provide employment To survive