How does globalisation influence businesses?

  • By making government regulations more restrictive
  • By creating new economic factors
  • By expanding market opportunities beyond national borders
  • By altering employee turnover rates

Which type of organisation supports and represents its members and aims to improve their working conditions?

  • A board of directors
  • Human resources
  • Trade union
  • Independent collective

A change in consumer attitudes towards sustainable and eco-friendly products is an example of which influence on business?

  • Social and cultural influences
  • Governmental regulations
  • Competitive pressures
  • Technological advancements

Working to reduce damage to the Earth for future generations is know as what?

  • Sustainability
  • Corporate responsibilty
  • Social mobility
  • Carbon footprint

What is the main impact of economic factors on a business?

  • Shaping the company's organisational structure
  • Influencing financial performance and profitability
  • Increasing competition in the market
  • Enhancing employee motivation

Which of the following constitutes a "reasonable step" to comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act (1974)?

  • Hiring lawyers to defend against personal injury claims
  • Increasing pay for staff involved in dangerous work
  • Saving money to pay anyone who is injured at work
  • Keeping records of accidents

What would be the benefit to a business of promising to ban testing on animals?

  • Lowering costs
  • Improved publicity
  • Increasing production
  • Reducing variable costs

How can changes in the political landscape affect a business?

  • By impacting employee motivation
  • By altering government regulations and policies
  • By influencing consumer preferences
  • By enhancing product quality

If prices rise faster than customer income…

  • … sales of luxury goods will increase
  • … customers will have more money to spend on things they need
  • … customers will have less to spend on things they want
  • … sales of luxury goods will increase

A rise in interest rates is primarily a result of:

  • Changes in consumer behaviour
  • Government regulations
  • Economic factors
  • Technological advancements