Business objectives (OCR A-Level Economics): Flashcards

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Profit maximisation occurs when

MR=MCMR = MC

Sales revenue maximisation occurs when

MR=0MR = 0

Sales volume maximisation focuses on

Quantity of goods sold

Growth maximisation aims for

Fastest growth in size, revenue, or market share

Utility maximisation achieved when

Marginal utility per unit of currency spent is equal across all goods

Profit satisficing means

Achieving satisfactory profit rather than maximum

Social welfare refers to

Well-being of society as a whole

CSR involves actions that go beyond

Legal requirements

Principal-agent problem is

Conflict of interest between principal and agent

Asymmetric info means agent has

More info about their actions than principal

Mechanisms to align incentives include

Performance-based pay, monitoring, contracts

Principal-agent example: shareholders are

Principals, managers are agents

Profit maximisation definition

Price & output level that returns greatest profit

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