Business Studies

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Marketing

Consumer behaviour, market segmentation, branding, and the marketing mix.

  • 4Ps / 7Ps framework
  • Market segmentation
  • Consumer behaviour
  • Digital marketing

Finance & Accounting

Financial statements, ratio analysis, budgeting, and investment appraisal.

  • Income statements
  • Balance sheets
  • Ratio analysis
  • NPV & IRR

Management & Strategy

Organisational structures, leadership styles, and strategic frameworks.

  • SWOT & PESTLE
  • Porter's Five Forces
  • Leadership styles
  • Change management

Economics

Micro and macroeconomic principles, market structures, and policy.

  • Supply & demand
  • Market structures
  • GDP & inflation
  • Fiscal & monetary policy

Entrepreneurship

Business planning, startup models, risk management, and innovation.

  • Business model canvas
  • Lean startup
  • Risk assessment
  • Funding options

Business Law & Ethics

Contract law, corporate governance, CSR, and ethical decision-making.

  • Contract fundamentals
  • Corporate governance
  • CSR frameworks
  • Ethical theories

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Framework breakdowns (SWOT, PESTLE, 4Ps)
Financial statement walkthroughs
Case study analysis support
Prodigy Note — Business Tutor
Can you explain Porter's Five Forces simply?
AI
It's a framework for analysing how competitive an industry is. The five forces are: rivalry between existing competitors, threat of new entrants, threat of substitutes, bargaining power of suppliers, and bargaining power of buyers.
Give me a real example with Netflix.
AI
For Netflix: rivalry is high (Disney+, HBO Max). New entrants face high barriers (content costs). Substitutes include YouTube and gaming. Supplier power is high (studios). Buyer power is moderate — switching is easy but habits are sticky.

Practice Tests

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Q1. Which of the following best describes "opportunity cost"?

AThe total cost of producing a good
BThe value of the next-best alternative foregone when making a decision
CThe fixed cost of a business operation
DThe profit lost due to inefficiency
Explanation: Opportunity cost is the value of the best alternative you give up when choosing one option over another. It's a core concept in both economics and business decision-making.

Q2. In a SWOT analysis, which of the following is an example of a "Threat"?

AA loyal customer base
BA new product line under development
CA new competitor entering the market
DStrong brand recognition
Explanation: Threats are external factors that could negatively impact the business. A new competitor is an external threat, while loyal customers and brand recognition are Strengths.

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