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It’s asking about changing the Operations process to achieve CSR - Not anything to do with Finance. Under Operations processes, variety is a syllabus dot point - the business isn’t obligated to provide healthy options but by altering their product mix to do so, they’re satisfying CSR.
It’s asking to support redundancy rather than something like summary dismissal. Redundancy is when an employee’s role is no longer needed in the business - As such, C would validate the redundancy claim, because Joe’s role is no longer creating profitability for the business.
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the question says 'change the operations process', making B and C the only valid options, and then obviously C is more CSR than B
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Two paragraphs for a section 4 is the best
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it would be advertising or relationship marketing potentially
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to what extent do the influences/role/strategies on operations affect business performance
explain how legal regulations and csr impact on a business's operations (yes this is real i nearly cried)
Explain how the influences on oeprations could impact the achievement of performance objectives (basically the first one)
Analyse the impact of quality expectations and government policies on operations management
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What's the best way for me prepare for a business essay assessment on tuesday? Its gonna be an unseen question on influences / performance objectives?
I've just been doing multiple iterations of this question with a different influence on each performance objective. Could you possibly send any sample essays to this question?
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i guess just expose urself to a lot of possible questions, as well as know ur structure a lot and case studies if u plan to memorise (or if ur gonna make up thats fine as well)
yea i should have one
Generally speaking, there should be no issue with rounding up to a whole number, although I would question the reason to do so, especially when rounding to 2 decimal places would provide a more accurate figure, since it would be closer to the original number that you calculated. For example, consider a random number: 2.64987. As a ratio, rounding this number to 2 decimal places would result in a ratio of 2.65:1. On the other hand, rounding to a whole number would result in a ratio of 3:1. Notice that 2.65:1 is more accurate than 3:1, since rounding to 2 decimal places adds a much lower value to the original number than rounding to a whole number.
As such, unless otherwise stated, I would recommend rounding ratio figures to 2 decimal places.
I hope this helps!
Ideally, it would be good to do a combination of all three. Revising content that you have already learned will help you remain familiar with that content. Completing practice material, such as past exams covering that content will also help you confirm whether you are able to effectively apply your knowledge to exam-style questions. Further, studying ahead can help you in many ways, including:yourbestfriend said:
- Identifying areas that you may not fully understand and preparing relevant questions early
- Classes becoming more like revision sessions
- Potentially reducing study time needed for this subject, allowing you to allocate the difference towards another subject(s).
Achieving a high HSC mark in Business Studies should be fairly straightforward as long as you are willing to commit to the subject. The following are essential elements that will help you do so:
- Syllabus knowledge
- Content knowledge
- Knowledge of case study material across all four topics
- Regularly revising content and completing practice material, as well as promptly addressing any areas of improvement.
You can combine your friend's combination with the standard approach of attempting existing Section IV questions for optimal results. Attempting existing Section IV questions is important because they reflect the type of questions that can be asked, which can help you apply your friend's approach more effectively.
The Business Studies BoS Trials are challenging exams that I authored. They are intended for high-achieving students and focus on pushing students to their limits while prioritising critical thinking. I would suggest attempting them in addition to existing trial exams:
BoS Trial Business Studies 2023 Exam and Solutions
The first ever Bored of Studies Business Studies trial paper! 🥳 Useful as challenging practice material in preparation for your Business Studies HSC exam. Solutions/marking criteria/sample answers are included. All the best with Business...
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BoS Trials Maths and Business Studies 2024
random question but whats the highest mark a person has gotten on a bos 4u and the 3u exam? that 81 has to be easily up there, bros legit an outlier username checks out
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I hope this helps!