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Plain English Business Studies is a new Business Studies textbook for Year 11. The text includes core vocabulary and has been written for easy reading fluency. This exciting new book includes the following key curriculum tasks:

= Discussion of the nature of business, its role in society and the types of business structures.

= Information about for profit businesses and not-for-profit organisations.

= Explains the internal and external influences on businesses including the (operating and macro) environments of a business.

= Analyse the responsibilities of business to internal and external stakeholders.

= The nature of business ethics and socially responsible management and the potential impact on various stakeholders.

= Plan and conduct investigations into contemporary business issues.

= Evaluate information for actual and hypothetical business situations.

= Determine the distinctions between small, medium and large businesses.

= Assess the contribution of small business to the economy.

Plain English Business Studies for Year 11

Product Code B003

Product Code B005

ISBN 9781741621358

Semester One

Covers the following Topics:

Ÿ Communication

Ÿ Communication and Management

Ÿ Different Methods of Communication.

Ÿ Communication road blocks and freeways

Ÿ Life is a Negotiation

Ÿ Shareholders versus Stakeholders

Ÿ Marketing

Ÿ Pareto's Principle

Ÿ The Macro-system economics and Politics and Public Relations

Plain English Business Studies for Year 11Semester Two




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This Business Studies Teacher resource has excellent teaching ideas as well as information on the subject of business to cover many lessons. The book includes exciting case studies that reflect the real world of business. Literacy levels - the student book has a lower reading fluency age specifically to make sure all students can participate fully in learning business studies.

Topics covered include:

= The power and pain of profit.

= The Not-for-Profit Organisations.

= Innovations and Ethics.

= Viewing an organisation's culture, vision and purpose.

= Communicating effectively and proactive listening.

= Let's look at the design of a web page.

= The importance of stake holders and advertising.

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Product Code B004ISBN 9781921016349


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Why is big business a “big deal”? How do they affect the economy? What sought of influence do they have and how do they impact the “ordinary man”? Some organisations (such as Microsoft or General Electric) employ more people than some of our large regional cities! They have departments that have huge budgets to manage. In many cases, the salaries and “golden handshakes” of the CEOs and MD's, would feed a starving African nation for many months-if not a year! There are some companies, whose brands have become “household names”. A few of these have become part of our everyday vocabulary.Chances are, one day, you will go out shopping and want some lemonade or cola; but you will look for “Coke” or “Pepsi”-not “cola”.This text covers characteristics of a large scale organisation:= The National and the Multinational= Corporate Culture and “Cultural DNA”= Management structure: Roles, Policy and

Performance= Management styles or management strategy= Globilisation, Government and Legislation-

outside influences on business activity.= Public Opinion and PR= Staff and Staff attrition= Organisational Inertia: The costs= Embracing change: New technology, down-

sizing= Corporate responsibility= Conflicts of interest: Ethics, Social

Accountability and Performance.



Only $32.99Product Code B006ISBN 9781741621990




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Why is big business a “big deal”? How do they affect the economy? What sought of influence do they have and how do they impact the “ordinary man”? Some organisations (such as Microsoft or General Electric) employ more people than some of our large regional cities! They have departments that have huge budgets to manage. In many cases, the salaries and “golden handshakes” of the CEOs and MDs, would feed a starving African nation for many months-if not a year! There are some companies, whose brands have become “household names”. A few of these have become part of our everyday vocabulary.Chances are, one day, you will go out shopping and want some lemonade or cola; but you will look for “Coke” or “Pepsi”-not “cola”.This text covers characteristics of a large scale organisation:= The National and the Multinational= Corporate Culture and “Cultural DNA”= Management structure: Roles, Policy and

Performance= Management styles or management strategy= Globilisation, Government and Legislation-

outside influences on business activity.= Public Opinion and PR= Staff and Staff attrition= Organisational Inertia: The costs= Embracing change: New technology, down-

sizing= Corporate responsibility= Conflicts of interest: Ethics, Social

Accountability and Performance.


Teacher’s Edition


Only $42.99Product Code B007ISBN 9781741620139

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