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Chapter 1 - Introduction to People in Business [Definitions]

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  1. 1BusinessAny organisation set up to provide goods and services.
  2. 2Commercial BusinessProvides goods and services to make a profit for the owner.
  3. 3Non-commercial Business [Social Enterprises / Not-for-profit Businesses]Exist to meet some needs other than making a profit.
  4. 4StakeholdersThe different groups of people who are directly affected by how a business is run.
  5. 5EntrepreneursThe people who take the initiative to turn an idea into a business.
  6. 6InvestorsThe people who provide a business with the finance it needs.
  7. 7Owners' Capital [Equity Capital]Money invested by people or companies.
    (In return, they become part owners of the business and are entitled to a share in future profits.)
  8. 8GrantA gift of money that does not have to be repaid as long as certain conditions are met.
  9. 9EmployersRecruit staff to work for them.
  10. 10EmployeesAre recruited by businesses to assist in the business in return for a wage.
  11. 11ManagersThe people responsible for running the business and achieving its goals.
  12. 12ProducersThe businesses that make products to sell to customers.
  13. 13SuppliersThe businesses that supply the raw materials needed by the producer.
  14. 14Service ProvidersBusinesses that supply the services needed by a business.
  15. 15CustomersPeople who purchase goods from a business for their own use or for the resale to others.
  16. 16ConsumersA type of customer who buys goods and services purely for their own use.
  17. 17SocietyRefers to both the local community where the business is located and to wider society, both nationally and globally.
  18. 18GovernmentRefers to both the local and national authorities that set the rules and regulations by which businesses must operate.
  19. 19Interest Groups [Pressure Groups]Organisations representing stakeholders who share a common interest or goal.
  20. 20LobbyingA deliberate effort by interest groups to influence decision-makers by promoting a particular point of view.
  21. 21Business Interest GroupsRepresent the interests of businesses.
  22. 22IBECThe main organisation representing large- and medium- sized businesses in Ireland.
  23. 23The Small Firms AssociationSpeaks for and advises small businesses.
  24. 24ISMESpeaks for and advises small- and medium- sized enterprises.
  25. 25Chambers of CommerceAim to protect and promote businesses located in their area.
  26. 26Trade AssociationsBusiness interest groups that represent businesses involved in similar types of activities.
  27. 27Trade UnionsOrganisations that represent the interests of employees in a business on issues concerning pay or conditions of employment.
  28. 28ICTURepresents the interests of all trade unions and their members nationally.
  29. 29The National Consumer AgencyA state agency set up to ensure consumers are aware of their rights and that legislation protecting consumers in obeyed.
  30. 30The Consumers Association of IrelandRepresents and lobbies on behalf of consumer interests.
  31. 31The Competitive Approach [to stakeholder relationships]Views the relationships between different stakeholders as being a win/lose one. It assumes that only one party can win and therefore stakeholders must compete to gain a commercial advantage over the other.
  32. 32The Co-operative Approach [to stakeholder relationships] [AKA the Partnership Approach]Views the relationship between different stakeholder groups as potential win/win situations for all sides.
  33. 33ConflictOccurs when the interests of different people in business are in disagreement. This results in one party wanting to achieve something which is in conflict with what another party wants.
  34. 34NegotiatingMeans getting all sides in a dispute or conflict to explain their position, understand their differences, and then bargain to arrive at a resolution that is acceptable to both sides.
  35. 35ArbitrationMeans getting a third party to listen to all sides and then to recommend a solution.

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Leaving Certificate (Ch. 1 - Introduction to People in Business) Business Fichas sobre Chapter 1 - Introduction to People in Business [Definitions], creado por amanda.acton el 26/01/2014.
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