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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W

A

Account Payable

Autocratic Leadership

B

Batch production

Building customer relationships

Business ethics

Business Objectives

C

Capital Employed

Cash flow forecast

Chain of command

Communication (effective)

Communication barriers

Competitive pricing

Cost plus pricing

Currency appreciation

Currency depreciation

Customer loyalty

D

Democratic leadership

Diseconomies of scale

Distribution channels

E

Economies of scale

Extension strategies

External benefits

External Growth

External recruitment

External Stakeholders

F

Flow production

Functions of management

G

Government Spending

Gross Domestic Product

H

Healthy and safety

Herzberg’s Hygiene Factors

I

Incorporated Business

Induction training

Internal Growth

Internal recruitment

Internal Sources of Finance

Internal Stakeholders

J

Job Advertisement

Job description

Just in time (inventory management),

K

L

Labour productivity

Labour turnover

Lassez-Faire Leadership

Lean Production

Legal minimum wage

Limited Liability

Long term finance

M

Margin of safety

Market orientated

Market research

Market segmentation

Marketing Strategy

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

Multinational corporations (MNC)

N

Niche marketing

Non current assets

Non-current liabilities

O

Off the job training

On the job training

Operations management

Opportunities for promotion

Opportunity Cost

P

Penetration pricing

Personal Selling

Pressure Groups

Price elasticity

Primary research

Private Limited Company

Product development

Product life cycle

Product oriented

Promotional pricing

Public Corporation

Public Limited Company

Purpose of Business Activity

Q

Quality assurance

Quality control

R

Recruitment and Selection

Repatriating profits

Retained Profit

S

Sales Promotion

Secondary research

Secondary Sector

Short-term Finance

Social Enterprise

Social media marketing

Span of control

Start Up Capital

Sustainable development

T

Taylor’s Motivational Theory

Tertiary Sector

Trade receivables

U

Unfair dismissal

Unincorporated Business

Unlimited Liability

V

W

Working Capital

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