Business A-Level
decision criteria
What decision criteria means in Business A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of decision criteria
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Reference: AQA
Using the business's own objectives as the yardstick, because a good outcome for a family firm planning for grandchildren is not a good outcome for a plc chasing shareholder returns.
Topics that use decision criteria
- Annex: quantitative skills in business (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- analysis
- average rate of return
- averages
- axes and scales
- base year
- benchmarking
- break-even charts
- break-even output
Using decision criteria in the exam
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