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Gowri plans to start a fashion clothing business using her savings. She is a designer but does not enjoy sewing. She will rely on two friends to help with production - Abha will cut fabric and Ravi will do the sewing.

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Gowri plans to start a fashion clothing business using her savings. She is a designer but does not enjoy sewing. She will rely on two friends to help with production - Abha will cut fabric and Ravi will do the sewing.

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Gowri plans to start up her own business using her own savings.

She wants to produce fashion clothes


for women. She is very good designer but she does not like stitching clothes together. Two friends have
offered to help Gowri. Abha is an experienced material cutter – she can cut lengths of material for is
quick in sewing.

(a) What is meant by business?


*Business is an activity of individual to sell the product and the service for making
money and she want to open her own so she can get money and fame from it because
of her .
(b) Identify two factors of production that Gowri will need for her new business.
* Capital, Labor, Enterprise, and Land.
(c) Identify and explain two possible opportunity costs that Gowri may have from her decision to
start her own business.
*
(d) Identify and explain one advantage and one disadvantage to Gowri’s business of using division
of labor in making clothes.
(e) Do you think that Gowri’s business will be able to sell all of the clothes that it makes? Justify
your answer.

Mohammed owns a bakery. He makes bread and cakes. He employs three workers who help him mix
the dough for the bread and cakes, put the dough into tins, bake the bread and cakes and serve
customers. Mohammed has calculated that the ‘added value of his business is low. His customers
complain when he tries to put up prices. ‘We can buy the same bread and cakes at lower prices’ they tell
him.

(a) What is meant by added value?


(b) Mohammed has just bought a new oven. Explain ‘opportunity cost’ to Mohammed.
(c) Identify and explain two benefits to Mohammed’s business of all of his workers being able to do
all of the jobs in the bakery.
(d) Identify and explain two ways in which Mohammed could increase the value added of his bakery
business.
(e) A friend told Mohammed ‘Your business would be more successful if you only served in the shop
and let your workers make the bread and cakes’. Do you agree? Justify your answer.

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