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Explain the difference between a public and private limited company

A public limited company (plc) can sell its own shares onto the stock exchange and requires a minimum of 2 people and they also have unlimited liability in terms of their personal assets and capital. On t...

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Provide me with the definition of a Stakeholder and list all the stakeholders in a business.

A stakeholder is a party that has an interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by the business.
The primary stakeholders in a typical corporation are its investors, employees, cust...

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Explain the principles of netnography and how it can be used to enhance market intelligence

Netnography, a term coined by Kozinets, refers to the monitoring of online communities as opposed to physical communities (ethnography). Netnography offers insight into the workings of online chatrooms, f...

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What are the differences between shareholder and stakeholder?

Shareholders are individuals (or groups of individuals, companies, institutions, etc.), who own a part of a business through the ownership of its shares. A stakeholder is an individual (or a group), that ...

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A business is planning to invest in a new machine which will cost £220 000. The machine will lead to an annual increase in revenue of £75 000. It will also lead to extra labour costs of £28 000 per annum but will reduce the firm’s energy costs by £4 000

Annual return is £75 000 – £28 000 + £4 000 = £51 000 Return on investment = annual return x 100 = £51 000 x 100 = initial cost £220 000 Answer = 23.2% or 23%

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