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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Define an Objective

Back (Answer)

a short term target that will help you to achieve an aim, and it must be measurbale

#2
Front (Question)

examples of objcetives?

Back (Answer)

• develop 2 new products • increade customers satisfaction • reduce employee turnover

#3
Front (Question)

define the term aim

Back (Answer)

propose or intend, long term and not easily measurbale.

#4
Front (Question)

why does a business need aims?

Back (Answer)

to expand and develop

#5
Front (Question)

financial

Back (Answer)

aims focused on profit and finance, moneh wise, increase market share, opening branches and number of employees. for example: surviving, profit, growth, financial security

#6
Front (Question)

non finacial

Back (Answer)

focuses more on the sagtisfaction of the services. foe example: helping charities, customers satisfaction

#7
Front (Question)

financial security

Back (Answer)

the owner wantong the business to be stable

#8
Front (Question)

financial objectives:

Back (Answer)

survival, growth, profit, increase in market share, financial security

#9
Front (Question)

non finacial objectives

Back (Answer)

social objetives, personal satisfaction, challenge, independece + control

#10
Front (Question)

smart objectives

Back (Answer)

short term targets that are very precisive, realistic, attainable, and time related

#11
Front (Question)

as a business develops or evolves its objectives are likely to chnage mainly due to….

Back (Answer)

external and internal influences

#12
Front (Question)

what should a 3 mark structure involve

Back (Answer)

1- point 2- because 3- leading to

#13
Front (Question)

explain why do businessess aims chnage over time. (3) marks

Back (Answer)

#14
Front (Question)

menaing of legislations

Back (Answer)

the making or giving of laws

#15
Front (Question)

why do aims and objectives change?

Back (Answer)

• technology • met tagets already • legislation • internak reaons

#16
Front (Question)

what is firm

Back (Answer)

a private organization

#17
Front (Question)

How might the size of a business be measured?

Back (Answer)

Business size is typically measured by the number of employees, annual turnover, market share, or total assets

#18
Front (Question)

What is a sole trader?

Back (Answer)

a single person who own the bsuienss and makes all the decisons and gets all the profit

#19
Front (Question)

define a partnership

Back (Answer)

2-20 people work in a a partnership, more skills and ideas, shared profit

#20
Front (Question)

for what orgnization is the 2-20 rule allowed to break?

Back (Answer)

• lawyers • medical association/medical field • engineers architects

#21
Front (Question)

what is a sleeping partner?

Back (Answer)

a sleeping partner , is a not active role day-to-day, someone who has contributed financially to the business set up. invest moeny in the business and profit is given to him

#22
Front (Question)

what is a deed of partenership?

Back (Answer)

a deed of partnership is a contract that must be arranged. this contract will include all the info of the business and the two individuals parts and what each contributes in the business.

#23
Front (Question)

how should a six marker look like?

Back (Answer)

2 points, context - market - situation - product 5 link srands, details

#24
Front (Question)

what does the law state with the deed of partnership?

Back (Answer)

both indivisuals will be the same if theres no deed of partnership