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Learn: What Enterprise Means

WJEC Eduqas GCE A LEVEL in BUSINESS specification

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Welcome!Today, we'll explore enterprise, an essential concept in business. We'll learn what it means, why it's important, and how it contributes to the economy. Let's dive in!

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What is Enterprise?Enterprise refers to the process of identifying business opportunities, taking risks, and creating value through new goods or services. It is typically driven by entrepreneurs who aim to solve problems or meet customer needs. Enterprise is vital because it stimulates innovation, drives economic growth, and creates jobs.

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Role of EntrepreneursEntrepreneurs are individuals who organise, manage, and take risks to start and grow businesses. They play a key role in enterprise by bringing creative ideas to market, identifying gaps in the market, and driving change. Their efforts often contribute to the economy, society, and technological advancement.

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Quick check: Which of the following best describes enterprise?

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Financial and Non-Financial MotivesEntrepreneurs have different motives for starting businesses. Financial motives include earning profit, building wealth, and achieving financial independence. Non-financial motives may include pursuing a passion, helping the community, or seeking personal satisfaction.

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Financial motives include earning {{blank0}}, while non-financial motives may involve helping the {{blank1}}.

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)SMEs are businesses with fewer than 250 employees. They are a key part of the UK economy, representing over 99% of all businesses and contributing significantly to employment and innovation. SMEs are often more flexible and adaptive to market changes compared to larger firms.

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Review Time!Great work! You've learned about enterprise, the role of entrepreneurs, and SMEs. Let's check your understanding with a few questions.

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Which of the following are true about enterprise? (Select all that apply)

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What is the main contribution of SMEs to the UK economy?

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Entrepreneurs often pursue {{blank0}} motives, such as earning profit, and {{blank1}} motives, such as helping the community.

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