The initial money that is needed to start a business that is normally linked to purchases of machinery and premises

(a)  

Legal constraints that protect the consumer from unfair business practice

(a)  

Where a business receives goods from a supplier

(a)  

How a business is affected by economic variables, such as interest rates or inflation, in a country or in other countries

(a)  

Effect on businesses of consumer and producer concerns about the environment

(a)  

Where a business increases the amount or value of the goods or services that it produces

(a)  

Method of production associated with making very large quantities of standard products

(a)  

The increased integration of trade, finance and communications between countries

(a)  

A business objective of increasing the amount or value of sales

(a)  

Features of an economy such as buildings, transport and power supplies that are needed for an economy to function

(a)  

Method of production where products are made individually

(a)  

Where a change in business ownership or management makes relations with customers difficult

(a)  

What type of organisation a business chooses to be, such as a partnership or company

(a)  

A business stakeholder who will be affected by a business’s location, for example in terms of direct and indirect employment opportunities

(a)  

Goods of which more are sold as consumer incomes increase

(a)  

The desire of an employee to do a job well

(a)  

The specific targets that a business wants to achieve that are measurable

(a)  

Where a firm gets other outside businesses to perform work for it

(a)  

The most common kind of limited company in the UK, where shares can only be sold to “family and friends”

(a)  

Location factor where a business is influenced by how near it wants to be to its customers

(a)  

Setting up processes in production to ensure that quality is achieved

(a)  

Where waste products from a business are found an alternative use

(a)  

Mending or remaking a poor quality product

(a)  

Activities that are provided by a business for customers which are intangible

(a)  

Business objectives such as being ethical or environmentally friendly

(a)  

All activities that are involved in getting a product or service to the customer

(a)  

How businesses uses machines and devices to improve their operation

(a)  

An environmental and cost consideration where a businesses may try and reduce congestion by rescheduling its distribution methods

(a)  

The aim of the total quality management process

(a)