Business A-Level
Survival
What Survival means in Business A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Survival
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Reference: AQA
Staying solvent, the aim that comes first for a start up with a thin bank balance, because a firm can be profitable on paper and still fail when money leaves before it arrives.
Topics that use Survival
- Understanding the nature and purpose of business (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- Adding value
- Alignment and consistency
- Direction and coordination
- Purpose against measurable targets
- The hierarchy of aims
- Unintended effects of targets
- Control and performance review
- Fixed costs
Using Survival in the exam
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