Paper 3
Created by Lujain Hennawi
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Premium Positiong | a marketing strategy that elevates a brand to the high end of the market |
Ethical Positing | aligns your company's values and operations with principles of social and environmental responsibility |
Non-Price Competition | Instead of slashing prices or undercutting rivals, companies use product differentiation, branding, customer service, and unique distribution to stand out, build loyalty, and increase market demand. |
Competitive Advantage | the unique edge that allows a business to outperform its rivals through superior value, lower costs, or deep specialization |
Premium pricing A/D | A: higher profit margins, strong bran image, perceived quality
D: smaller market, attracts competition, price sensitive customer's excluded
Effect on customer: view product as high quality and exclusive
Effect on revenue: higher revenue per unit, but mahy sell fewer units |
Ratio analysis | gross profit: profit before expenses are taken out. gross profit/revenue x 100
current ratio: Measure the ability to pay short-term debts. >1. current asses/current liabilities
inventory turnover ratio: Measure how effectively resources are used. non-current liabilities/capital employed x 100. the higher # more financial risk |
acid test ratio | measures ability to pay short term liabilities without selling inventory .
liquidity matter to ensure business can meet short term obligations
consequences for poor liquidity, cash flow problems, late payments, damaged reputation, possible business failure
Current Assets−Inventory/Current Liabilities |
Triple bottom line | how business affects...
people: fair wages, safe working conditions, well-being, community support
planet: reducing pollution, recycling, renewable energy, conserving resources
profit: revenue and profit, business growth, shareholder |