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19 Advantages and Disadvantages of large and small firms

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not a suitable method for measuring the size of a firms?

a)

The number of employees

b)

the size of the profit

c)

the amount of capital employed

d)

the size of turnover

2.

Which of the following is not an advantage of a small firm?

a)

Better communication

b)

flexibility

c)

economies of scale

d)

a personal service can be offered

3.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of small firms?

a)

economies of scale

b)

lack of finance

c)

too bureaucratic

d)

poor worker motivation

4.

which of the following is not an advantage of a large firm?

a)

market domination

b)

economies of scale

c)

better communication

d)

can undertake large scale contracts

5.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of large firms?

a)

lack of finance

b)

higher average costs

c)

difficult attracting staff

d)

too bureaucratic

6.

which of the following is an advantage of a small firms?

a)

can benefit from economies of scale

b)

ability to offer a personal service

c)

can access a greater range of finance options

d)

can attract the most qualified and experience staff

7.

Which of the following is not a disadvantage of a small firm?

a)

struggle to raise finance

b)

difficult to attract highly qualified and experienced staff

c)

can adapt more quickly to change

d)

cannot exploit economies of scale

8.

How is the size of firm measured?

a)

economies of scale

b)

turnover

c)

innovation

d)

quality of staff

9.

Which of the following is not an advantage of a large firm

a)

can win large scale highly profitable contracts

b)

lower average costs due to size

c)

personal contact may be lacking impacting on employee motivation

d)

can dominate a market and have a high public profile which they can exploit

10.

Which of the following factors encourage firms to grow?

a)

poor access to sources of finance

b)

desire to spread risk

c)

government regulation monitoring levels of competition in a market

d)

global economic instability

11.

Which of the following questions is associated with the basic economic problem?

a)

when to produce?

b)

who should produce?

c)

what to produce?

d)

where should production be located?

12.

which of the following might be considered a need rather than a want?

a)

holiday

b)

shelter

c)

smartphone

d)

pet cat