f actors affecting business success n ote 11 introduction to business bbi2o1 march 2012
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FACTORS AFFECTING BUSINESS SUCCESS NOTE 11
Introduction to Business BBI2O1
March 2012
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FACTORS AFFECTING BUSINESS SUCCESS
Business success is NEVER a given Depends on several factors including:
Personal factors Economic conditions Government influence
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PERSONAL FACTORS
To be successful an entrepreneur must be able to both plant and grow his/her business
The following list of personal traits are generally required: Desire for control Vision Passion Perseverance Teamwork http://www.neptec.com/
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ECONOMIC CONDITIONS Economic conditions that affect business
include: Supply and demand
Marginal businesses have difficulty in periods of heavy competition with decreased prices
Price fixing Supply quotas Cartels
OPEC Organization of Petroleum Producing Countries Labour market conditions
Labour force Unemployment rate Participation rate Subsidies
Inflation Purchasing power Deflation
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GOVERNMENT INFLUENCE In a “mixed market economy” like Canada’s, the
government can influence business by:
Imposing taxes HST (PST / GST) – on the purchase of goods and services Customs duties – on imported goods Excise tax – on spirits, wine and tobacco
Control the distribution of goods and services Licenses and permits Marketing boards – control the supply of goods - Milk Marketing Board,
the Egg Marketing Board Money Supply – The Bank of Canada regulates the supply or money
and the cost of borrowing for major banks Anti-trust legislation – to oppose the control over supply by any
business – Competition Act Enforce regulations
Health and Safety regulations – child car seats, inoculations for school children
Quality control legislation – new home inspections Control unethical business practices – through Business Practices Act
and the Consumer Protection Act – price fixing, bait and switch tactics