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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 the concept of enterprise and why it's important in business. By the end, you'll understand the role of entrepreneurs and the characteristics that drive business success. Let's get started!

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What is Enterprise?Enterprise refers to the ability to identify business opportunities, take risks, and use resources effectively to create goods or services. It is the foundation of entrepreneurship and drives innovation and economic growth.

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Who are Entrepreneurs?An entrepreneur is an individual who sets up a business, taking risks to achieve financial or personal rewards. Entrepreneurs often show qualities like creativity, resilience, and leadership, which help them develop and grow their business.

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Quick check: Which of the following best describes enterprise?

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Why is Enterprise Important?Enterprise is a key driver of economic growth. Entrepreneurs create jobs, develop new products, and bring innovation to industries. They often contribute to improving living standards and solving societal problems through their ideas and businesses.

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An entrepreneur takes {{blank0}} to develop a business idea and turn it into {{blank1}}.

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Characteristics of EntrepreneursSuccessful entrepreneurs often share common characteristics, such as being innovative, determined, and risk-tolerant. They are motivated by financial rewards, personal satisfaction, and the desire to make a difference.

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Financial and Non-Financial Motives of EntrepreneursEntrepreneurs have various motives for starting businesses. Financial motives include earning profits and achieving financial independence. Non-financial motives include pursuing personal passions, gaining flexibility, or making a positive impact on society.

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Which of the following are non-financial motives for entrepreneurs? (Select all that apply)

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)SMEs are businesses with fewer employees and lower turnover compared to large companies. They play a vital role in the UK economy, creating jobs, driving innovation, and contributing significantly to GDP.

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SMEs are important for the UK economy because...

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

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

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SMEs are businesses with fewer {{blank0}} and lower {{blank1}} compared to large companies.

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