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Edexcel ·Business Studies·Cambridge IGCSE Business Studies

Business Objectives & Stakeholders

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Business and social objectives, the objectives of different organisations, stakeholders, their interests and conflicts.

Business objectives

An objective is a target a business works towards. Common objectives:

    Survival — especially when starting up or in a recession.
    Profit — a reward for the owners and a source of finance for growth.
    Growth — to increase market share, gain economies of scale and reduce risk.
    Market share — selling more as a proportion of the total market.
    Customer satisfaction / service — to gain loyalty and repeat business.
    Social objectives — being ethical and helping the community/environment.

Objectives often change as a business develops: a start-up focuses on survival, an established firm on profit and growth.

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