Competition in the Business World! Year 10 GCSE Business Studies Monday 2 nd July, 2012.

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Competition in the Business World! Year 10 GCSE Business Studies Monday 2 nd July, 2012

Starter A-Z of Businesses

Learning Objectives £To recall what is meant by ‘Competition’ in the business world. ££To analyse at least FOUR reasons as to why Competition in the business world is important. £££To evaluate the need for Competition in our economy.

Starter Activity Write down an answer to the following question on your whiteboards: What is meant by Competition?

Class Activity 1)Around the room are a variety of businesses – you need to walk around and write down any competitors that they might have. 2)Now identify which are DIRECT competitors and which are INDIRECT competitors.

What do businesses compete on? 1)Price 2)Brand Name 3)Quality 4)Customer Service 5)Special offers/deals 6)Image/reputation 7)Location 8)Accessibility for customers

Paper Aeroplane Activity

Is Competition important in the Business World? Competition in the business world is important because….. Who benefits? Customers? Businesses themselves? Who is at a disadvantage? Why? If competition did not exist in the business world then….

Who will win?

Plenary Evaluate – Consider the GOOD/BAD How does COMPETITION help our Economy in the UK?

Learning Objectives £To recall what is meant by ‘Competition’ in the business world. ££To analyse at least FOUR reasons as to why Competition in the business world is important. £££To evaluate the need for Competition in our economy.