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GCSE Business Worksheets

Choose from 73 GCSE Business worksheet packs, covering 498 printable pages. This view is for finding a focused sheet to print: each PDF keeps one topic together and ends with its own full mark scheme.

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See the method: The purpose of business and enterprise

Priya has noticed that her village has no bakery, and residents currently drive 20 minutes to the nearest town to buy bread. She is thinking about opening a small bakery in the village. Explain one reason why Priya's bakery idea is an example of enterprise.

  1. Identify the gap Priya has spotted: no bakery currently serves the village.
  2. Identify the risk she is prepared to take: investing her own time and money in premises, equipment and ingredients with no guarantee of success.
  3. Link the gap to the need it would meet: villagers currently have to travel to buy bread, so a local bakery would meet an unmet want closer to home.
  4. Write the explained answer: Priya's idea is enterprise because she has spotted a gap in provision, no local bakery, and is willing to take the risk of setting up a business to fill it, which meets villagers' want for bread without a 20-minute drive.
1.2 Business ownership structures6p + answers · 46 marks · PDF
1.3 Business aims and objectives4p + answers · 40 marks · PDF
1.5 Business location decisions5p + answers · 41 marks · PDF
1.6 Business planning4p + answers · 41 marks · PDF
1.13 Reasons Why New Businesses Fail4p + answers · 27 marks · PDF
1.16 Adding Value in Business5p + answers · 42 marks · PDF
3.1 Why businesses need finance4p + answers · 38 marks · PDF
3.2 Sources of finance5p + answers · 44 marks · PDF
3.3 Break-even analysis5p + answers · 43 marks · PDF
3.4 Cash-flow forecasting5p + answers · 47 marks · PDF
4.2 Recruitment and selection5p + answers · 43 marks · PDF
4.4 Training and development5p + answers · 45 marks · PDF
4.6 Employee retention4p + answers · 44 marks · PDF
6.1 Technology and business4p + answers · 42 marks · PDF
6.3 The economic climate4p + answers · 41 marks · PDF
6.5 Legislation and its impact4p + answers · 43 marks · PDF
6.6 The competitive environment4p + answers · 45 marks · PDF
6.10 Consumer Law and Consumer Rights3p + answers · 20 marks · PDF
2.1 Market research and segmentation5p + answers · 43 marks · PDF
2.2 The marketing mix4p + answers · 36 marks · PDF
2.3 Product and the product life cycle4p + answers · 45 marks · PDF
2.4 Pricing strategies5p + answers · 43 marks · PDF
2.5 Promotion4p + answers · 44 marks · PDF
2.6 Place and distribution4p + answers · 42 marks · PDF
2.8 Branding and Its Role in Marketing4p + answers · 30 marks · PDF
5.2 Procurement and managing stock4p + answers · 42 marks · PDF
1.7 The dynamic nature of business3p + answers · 39 marks · PDF
1.8 Business ownership5p + answers · 44 marks · PDF
1.9 Growing the business5p + answers · 43 marks · PDF
1.10 Economic climate and business4p + answers · 36 marks · PDF

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