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Business in the Real World

Business aims and objectives

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Overview

Aims against objectives, survival, profit maximisation, growth, market share and how it is calculated, customer satisfaction, ethical objectives, shareholder value, and measuring success beyond profit.

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Key term

What is a business aim?

Key term

What is a business objective?

Key term

What is survival as a business objective?

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  1. 1

    What is a business aim?

    Model answer

    A business aim is a general long-term goal the business wants to achieve. An example is to become the market leader.

  2. 2

    What is a business objective?

    Model answer

    A business objective is a specific, measurable target that helps achieve an aim. An example is to increase sales by 10% within a year.

  3. 3

    What is survival as a business objective?

    Model answer

    Survival means staying in business and covering costs. Survival is the main objective for most new businesses.

  4. 4

    What is profit maximisation?

    Model answer

    Profit maximisation means making the largest possible profit. Many established businesses aim for it to reward their owners.

  5. 5

    What is growth as a business objective?

    Model answer

    Growth means increasing the size of the business, such as its sales or number of outlets. Growth can be domestic or international.

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    What is market share?

    Model answer

    Market share is the percentage of all sales in a market made by one business. A business may aim to increase its share of the market.

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