Lesson 1.7.1
1.7.1 External growth Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which term describes two businesses forming a separate, jointly owned new legal entity?
- Joint venture
- Strategic alliance
- Takeover
- Merger
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What is a formal agreement between businesses to collaborate without forming a new legal entity?
- Strategic alliance
- Horizontal merger
- Conglomerate
- Joint venture
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What is a key advantage of entering a joint venture in an overseas market?
- Zero cost
- Shared risk
- Guaranteed profit
- Complete control
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What is a primary risk associated with forming a strategic alliance?
- Unlimited liability
- Forced liquidation
- Double taxation
- Loss of control
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In the context of business objectives, what does the letter S in SMART stand for?
- Specific
- Sustainable
- Strategic
- Standard
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What does the M represent in the SMART objective-setting framework?
- Managerial
- Marketable
- Measurable
- Maximum
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Which objective level sits at the very top of the corporate hierarchy of objectives?
- Operational target
- Corporate aim
- Departmental goal
- Tactical objective
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Which type of objectives focus on short-term day-to-day targets for individual workers or teams?
- Strategic objectives
- Operational objectives
- Mission statements
- Corporate aims
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What term describes any individual or group with an interest in a business's operations?
- Entrepreneur
- Director
- Shareholder
- Stakeholder
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Which of the following is classified as an internal stakeholder of a business?
- Factory worker
- Local community
- Bank manager
- Supplier
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Which stakeholder group is considered an external stakeholder of a commercial bank?
- Operations manager
- Government regulator
- Board member
- Chief executive
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Increasing employee wages to improve retention directly conflicts with which shareholder objective?
- Market share
- Ethical sourcing
- Maximum profit
- Brand recognition
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What is a major negative consequence of miscommunicating business objectives to employees?
- Increased liquidity
- Tax exemption
- Higher dividends
- Low motivation
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Why might a retail business need to urgently alter its primary corporate objectives?
- Constant demand
- Fixed exchange rates
- Stable inflation
- Economic recession
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What is typically the primary objective for a public sector healthcare provider?
- Market dominance
- Profit maximisation
- Service delivery
- Shareholder dividend
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Tactical objectives are designed to help a business achieve targets over what timeframe?
- Over decades
- Daily basis
- Long term
- Medium term
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Raising prices to boost profit margins is most likely to cause conflict with which group?
- Lenders
- Customers
- Shareholders
- Tax authorities
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Two car makers pool capital to build a battery plant in a new company. What is this?
- Merger
- Takeover
- Franchise
- Joint venture
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A business aims to 'increase UK sales by 10% within 12 months'. What is this?
- Corporate aim
- Social objective
- SMART objective
- Mission statement
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An airline partners with a hotel chain to cross-promote without sharing ownership. What is this?
- Demerger
- Joint venture
- Strategic alliance
- Horizontal integration
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