if the business
isn't profitable
they do not have
job security
may receive
bonuses if the
business is
successful
a successful
business is more
likely to invest
money in training
its employees
customers
a successful
business is less likely
to cut corners and
buy cheap materials
if a business can expand the prices
may be less. for example if a
company could buy 1 role of fabric
for £150 or 10 for £120 each which
would mean since it costs less they
can charge less
for example a company could
buy 1 role of fabric for £150 or
10 for £120 each
which would mean since it
costs less they can charge less
owners
profit (after tax)
belongs to the
owners
get more money
if the business is
successful
if the business is a limited
company the owners are
known as shareholders
the Local
community
a successful business will likely
employ more people
offers job opportunities to
local people
may support or sponsor local
organisations
creditors
creditors are people who the
business owes money to.
if the business cant afford to pay
the creditors they lose out