Edexcel A-Level Business 9BS0
Meeting Customer Needs
Marketing Mix and Strategy
Managing People
Entrepreneurs and Leaders
Financial Planning
Managing Finance
Resource Management
External Influences
Business Objectives and Strategy
Decision-Making Techniques
Influences on Business Decisions
Assessing Competitiveness
Globalisation
Global Markets and Business Expansion
Global Marketing
Global Industries and Companies
Meeting Customer Needs
The market
- 8 things to know
- Paper 1 and Paper 3
Overview
Mass and niche markets, market size and market share, brands, dynamic markets and online retailing, how competition changes a market, and the difference between risk and uncertainty.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What are market size and market share, and what products does a niche market sell?
What is a dynamic market, and what affects barriers to entry?
What causes a market to change?
How do demographic, economic and legal changes affect a market?
How does competition affect product quality in a market?
What is the key difference between risk and uncertainty in terms of probability?
State the market-share formula.
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
- 1
What type of target audience does a mass market aim to reach?
Model answer
A large target audience, targeting a broad range of consumers rather than a specific segment.
- 2
What kind of products are typically sold in a mass market?
Model answer
Undifferentiated products that are not tailored to specific customer groups.
- 3
How would you describe the sales volumes typically achieved in a mass market?
Model answer
High sales volumes due to the large number of potential customers.
- 4
What characterises profit margins per unit in a mass market?
Model answer
Lower profit margins per unit, offset by the high volume of sales.
- 5
Why are products in mass markets typically standardised?
Model answer
Standardised products allow for economies of scale and appeal to the widest possible range of consumers.
- 6
How would you define a niche market in relation to a larger market?
Model answer
A small, specialised segment of a larger market that focuses on a particular group of customers.
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