Elasticity Shareholders/Stakeholders Sampling Primary/Secondary research 7P's (There was a multiple choice Q, but I reckon it could come up as a longer mark question in paper 2) Distribution channels E-commerce Lean production Quality Inventory and Supply chains Cash flow Budgeting Break-even Other Sources of Finance HR data Motivation and Engagement
A few of these may have appeared briefly, and I don't know what could come up, but I'd still expect to see some of these. And the others, alongside these, would be about financial objectives, external/internal factors, etc... stuff like that. Hope this is of any help.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT = (RETURN ON INVESTMENT / TOTAL COST OF INVESTMENT) X100 THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT = £75,000 TOTAL COST OF INVESTMENT = £220,000 + £28,000 - £4000 = £244,000 (75,000 / 244,000)x 100 = 30.737704918%
RETURN ON INVESTMENT = (RETURN ON INVESTMENT / TOTAL COST OF INVESTMENT) X100 THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT = £75,000 TOTAL COST OF INVESTMENT = £220,000 + £28,000 - £4000 = £244,000 (75,000 / 244,000)x 100 = 30.737704918%
Elasticity Shareholders/Stakeholders Sampling Primary/Secondary research 7P's (There was a multiple choice Q, but I reckon it could come up as a longer mark question in paper 2) Distribution channels E-commerce Lean production Quality Inventory and Supply chains Cash flow Budgeting Break-even Other Sources of Finance HR data Motivation and Engagement
A few of these may have appeared briefly, and I don't know what could come up, but I'd still expect to see some of these. And the others, alongside these, would be about financial objectives, external/internal factors, etc... stuff like that. Hope this is of any help.from earlier
Elasticity Shareholders/Stakeholders Sampling Primary/Secondary research 7P's (There was a multiple choice Q, but I reckon it could come up as a longer mark question in paper 2) Distribution channels E-commerce Lean production Quality Inventory and Supply chains Cash flow Budgeting Break-even Other Sources of Finance HR data Motivation and Engagement
A few of these may have appeared briefly, and I don't know what could come up, but I'd still expect to see some of these. And the others, alongside these, would be about financial objectives, external/internal factors, etc... stuff like that. Hope this is of any help.from earlier
Weren't the 7Ps included in the Halfords question about marketing decisions?
Hi everybody, just wanted to share some predictions that my teachers made in school following what topics came up on the first business exam. Firstly, Break-even, learn the formula fixed costs/ contribution per unit. -lean production -price elasticity of demand -product life cycle -technology
I've seen HR data floating around but if i remember correctly didn't the case study question mention human resources and training? I honestly cannot remember. The general consensus is that since the first exam didn't have many calculations, the Tuesday exam is going to be very math heavy! Hope this helps!
Anybody know the exact amount of questions and what they are worth for tomorrow? I'm under the impression there's 2 9 markers 2 16 markers and 1 20 marker Where do the the other 10 marks come from?
Hi everybody, just wanted to share some predictions that my teachers made in school following what topics came up on the first business exam. Firstly, Break-even, learn the formula fixed costs/ contribution per unit. -lean production -price elasticity of demand -product life cycle -technology
I've seen HR data floating around but if i remember correctly didn't the case study question mention human resources and training? I honestly cannot remember. The general consensus is that since the first exam didn't have many calculations, the Tuesday exam is going to be very math heavy! Hope this helps!
I really hope it's maths heavy but I highly doubt that. Isn't the exam structure for tomorrow as follows (correct me if I'm wrong): 10 marks of SAQ 2 9 markers 2 16 markers 1 20 marker
RETURN ON INVESTMENT = (RETURN ON INVESTMENT / TOTAL COST OF INVESTMENT) X100 THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT = £75,000 TOTAL COST OF INVESTMENT = £220,000 + £28,000 - £4000 = £244,000 (75,000 / 244,000)x 100 = 30.737704918%
WHERE DID I GO WRONG?
that's exactly what i got and rounded the answer to 31% isnt it right?
I really hope it's maths heavy but I highly doubt that. Isn't the exam structure for tomorrow as follows (correct me if I'm wrong): 10 marks of SAQ 2 9 markers 2 16 markers 1 20 marker