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What are 'shareholder ratios' and how do you work them out?

Shareholder ratios are measures used to assess the level of return received by the shareholders of a company. There are two main meaures: dividend per share and divident yield.  

Dividend p...

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What is meant by the term 'marketing'?

Marketing refers to the process in which a business attempts to understand its customers and find ways to provide products or services to suit their demand. Marketing can be in the form of busines to busi...

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I know what a SWOT is, but how would it look like for "SPECIFIC COMPANY"?

Ensure knowledge of theory, Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Divide into internal and external.

Go into, and help to analyse in terms of "SPECIFIC COMPANY", and give hint...

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What key stakeholders can directly effect a business?

There are various stakeholders which directly influence a business, firstly an example of this would be employees, if a businesses employees aren't working to an appropriate level then the production of t...

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Explain the difference between redundancy and dismissal. A-level business, paper 1 2014.

Redundancy happens in the case where the services of an employee are no longer required by the business. This can happen for example if the organisation has purchased new machinery to carry out part of th...

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