Business GCSE
Positive and negative consequences of business decisions
What Positive and negative consequences of business decisions means in Business GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Positive and negative consequences of business decisions
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Reference: AQA
A decision can produce gains for some groups, such as higher dividends for shareholders, and losses for others, such as redundancy for employees.
Topics that use Positive and negative consequences of business decisions
- Stakeholders (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Business decision making
- Conflict between stakeholders
- Dividend payments to owners
- Dividends
- Environmental impact on local community
- External Stakeholder
- Internal Stakeholder
- Methods of influence and pressure
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