Lesson 1.5.1a
1.5.1a Stakeholders and their objectives Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 5
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The 20 questions
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Which of these is a stakeholder of a business?
- A shareholder who owns shares in the company
- A passer-by who has never heard of the business and never will
- A competing firm in another country with no trade links to the business
- A government agency that only regulates unrelated sectors of the economy
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Which stakeholder group is most likely to want the business to pay high dividends?
- Local community groups, who want the business to pay for local parks
- Government bodies, who want the business to avoid paying tax
- Shareholders, who receive a share of profits
- Employees, who are paid a fixed wage each month
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Employees are most likely to be concerned with which of these objectives?
- Reducing the amount of tax the company pays to the government
- Maximising the number of shares that the company issues each year
- Job security, fair pay and good working conditions
- Increasing the number of competitors in the market to reduce prices
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Which stakeholder is most concerned with the quality and price of a product?
- Customers
- Shareholders
- Local community
- Managers only, who want to set the business's annual budget
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Which stakeholder would most likely want a business to pay its bills on time and offer fair terms?
- Local residents
- Customers
- Pressure groups
- Suppliers
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A local community group wants a business to reduce its noise and traffic. Which objective does this group have?
- To increase the business's profit margins by reducing costs
- To buy shares in the business for a bargain price
- To win government contracts for the business's products
- To protect the quality of life of residents in the area
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Which group of stakeholders are the business's managers?
- Those who run the business day to day and make decisions on its behalf
- Those who buy goods from the business as consumers in its shop and online
- Those who lend money to the business at a fixed rate of interest over a set term
- Those who make laws that apply to the business and its industry sector
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Which stakeholder is most likely to be interested in whether a business complies with environmental laws?
- Customers, who never consider the environment in their buying decisions
- Shareholders, who only care about the value of their shares
- Pressure groups, who campaign for environmental protection
- Suppliers, who only care about the cost of raw materials
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Which of these is a stakeholder objective that could conflict with shareholders' objectives?
- Suppliers wanting to be paid on time for their deliveries
- Customers wanting lower prices for the goods they buy
- Employees wanting higher pay and better working conditions
- Local community wanting to protect the environment
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The government is a stakeholder in a business. What is its main objective?
- To agree the prices charged to customers for each product
- To set the business's marketing budget each year
- To earn dividends from the business's share price
- To collect taxes and ensure the business obeys the law
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Which stakeholder group is most affected by a decision to close a factory?
- Pressure groups, who will pay for the factory's closure
- Suppliers, who will stop being paid for their goods
- Employees, who could lose their jobs
- Competitors, who will gain a share of the market
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Which stakeholder group has a legal right to vote on the major decisions of a company?
- Employees, who work for the company in any role
- Customers, who buy the company's products
- Suppliers, who sell raw materials to the company
- Shareholders, who own the company
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Which of these best describes a pressure group as a stakeholder?
- A group of shareholders who meet to vote on the company's annual dividend and the board's pay policy
- A group of suppliers who agree prices with the business's buyers and set the terms of trade credit
- A group of employees who negotiate pay and conditions with the business through their union each year
- A group that tries to influence business behaviour, such as on the environment or animal welfare
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Which stakeholder is most likely to want a business to expand into new areas?
- Shareholders, who may gain from growth in profit and share value
- Local community, who wants the business to close and leave the area
- Government, who wants the business to pay no tax in any future year
- Pressure groups, who want the business to avoid any change at all
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Which of these shows a conflict between two stakeholder groups?
- Managers want to be paid while the government wants to raise taxes
- Employees want higher wages while shareholders want higher dividends
- Local community wants clean air while government wants to pay its staff
- Customers want good service while suppliers want to sell more goods
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Which stakeholder is most concerned about the business's ability to pay its debts?
- Pressure groups, who campaign for better working conditions
- Customers, who want to receive refunds for any faulty goods
- Local residents, who want new roads to be built near the premises
- Lenders and suppliers, who are owed money by the business
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A business decides to move its production abroad to cut costs. Which stakeholder is most likely to be harmed?
- Employees at the existing factory, who may lose their jobs
- Government, which will receive no tax from the business at all
- Suppliers, who will stop being owed any money by the business
- Shareholders, who will always lose all of their investment
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Which of these is a stakeholder that is directly affected by a business's pricing policy?
- Customers, who pay the prices charged
- Local council, which sets the price of local roads
- Government, which sets the price of every product in the UK
- Pressure groups, which set the price of raw materials
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Shareholders are concerned about a plan to move a company's headquarters abroad. Which objective is most likely to concern them?
- Competitors in markets that the business does not serve or plan to enter
- Local councils in regions that are unrelated to the business and its sites
- Pressure groups that have no link to the business's operations or its profits
- Shareholders, who may question the effect on share value and control
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Which stakeholder is most likely to want a business to pay higher wages?
- Shareholders, who gain from low wage costs
- Employees, who depend on wages for their income
- Suppliers, who are paid less when wages are high
- Government, which receives no tax from wages
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