Lesson 1.5.3
1.5.3 Business objectives Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which objective is most likely to be the priority for a new business in its first months of trading?
- Employee welfare
- Profit maximisation
- Social objectives
- Survival
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Cutting prices to gain market share from rivals best aligns with which objective?
- Market share
- Employee welfare
- Profit maximisation
- Cost efficiency
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Which of the following is an example of an other objective of a business?
- Customer satisfaction
- Profit maximisation
- Maximising marginal revenue
- Survival
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At what point is economic profit maximised for a firm?
- AC equals AR
- TC equals TR
- MC equals MR
- MR equals zero
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A business sets a target of reducing waste and energy use by 20% to lower its average costs. Which objective is this?
- Survival
- Market share
- Cost efficiency
- Sales maximisation
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Which outcome occurs when a firm prioritises sales maximisation over profit maximisation?
- Lower sales volume
- Higher unit costs
- Reduced total revenue
- Lower profit margins
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Which objective is most closely linked to a business paying above-average wages and offering training?
- Sales maximisation
- Profit maximisation
- Employee welfare
- Survival
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A social enterprise aims to create jobs for long-term unemployed people. Which objective best describes this?
- Cost efficiency
- Market share
- Profit maximisation
- Social objectives
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A firm earns total revenue of £500,000 and total costs of £380,000. What is its profit?
- £500,000
- £380,000
- £880,000
- £120,000
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Gaining market share often conflicts with profit maximisation because it requires what action?
- Raising prices
- Reducing output
- Increasing costs
- Lowering prices
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What is a major long-term benefit of pursuing a customer satisfaction objective?
- Instant profit growth
- Higher tax relief
- Lower fixed costs
- Repeat custom
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Investing in staff development and working conditions directly supports which business objective?
- Cost efficiency
- Market share
- Employee welfare
- Profit maximisation
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What is the primary benefit of adopting a social objective alongside financial aims?
- Improved corporate reputation
- Reduced income tax
- Lower production costs
- Guaranteed profit margins
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A firm reports that its profit margin has fallen even though its sales have risen. Which objective could be at risk?
- Employee welfare
- Profit maximisation
- Social objectives
- Customer satisfaction
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Which business objective is most likely to conflict directly with sales maximisation?
- Survival
- Customer satisfaction
- Market share
- Profit maximisation
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When a firm balances multiple competing objectives, what must managers manage?
- Dividends
- Bankruptcy
- Trade-offs
- Economies of scale
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Keeping prices fair to build trust with buyers primarily addresses which objective?
- Customer satisfaction
- Profit maximisation
- Cost efficiency
- Social entrepreneurship
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Cutting prices to achieve a large increase in unit sales indicates a focus on what?
- Employee welfare
- Profit maximisation
- Sales volume
- Cost efficiency
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A firm wants repeat business rather than chasing new customers. Which objective is this?
- Sales maximisation
- Customer satisfaction
- Survival
- Profit maximisation
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Which action directly supports a cost efficiency objective for a manufacturer?
- Expanding product lines
- Increasing prices
- Reducing unit costs
- Raising staff bonuses
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