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4 marks
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Explain one business objective Tesco might be aiming to achieve by launching its Jack’s stores
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Entrepreneurs & Leaders (Edexcel A Level Business): Exam Questions
Exam code: 9BS0
2 hours15 questions
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4 marks
Read the following extracts (A to D) (opens in a new tab) before answering
Explain one non-financial reward for Lord Somerleyton and his business partner Toby Marchant of setting up and running Hot Chip
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4 marks
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Explain one potential trade-off of Mark Rowntree's decision to continue to focus on selling Bob Bon's products in its niche market
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4 marks
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Explain one implication for Mumtaz's owners of remaining as a private limited company
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5
4 marks
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Explain one benefit to Warby Parker of establishing the business with a socially responsible business objective.
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6
4 marks
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Explain one barrier to entrepreneurship Hardy Punglia is likely to have faced as he set up his business
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1
8 marks
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Assess the importance of two entrepreneurial roles carried out by Peter Roberts to the success of Pure Gym
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2
12 marks
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Creating and setting up a business is one role of an entrepreneur.
Assess whether this is the most important role of an entrepreneur, such as Lord Somerleyton
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3
10 marks
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Assess the likely consequences of Ebac Ltd continuing to operate as a private limited company
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10 marks
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Assess the likely consequences of stock market flotation for a business, such as Spotify
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8 marks
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Assess two difficulties for Michael O’Leary when developing from an entrepreneur to a leader
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6
10 marks
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Assess the importance of creativity as a characteristic of entrepreneur Hans Wilsdorf.
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1
20 marks
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As part of its product development strategy, Spotify has set the objective of developing and launching the 'Car Thing', a voice-activated music-streaming gadget for cars. It estimated that the project will cost ￡80m
To raise finance, it is considering two options; either stock market flotation or arranging a long-term loan
Evaluate these two options and recommend which one Spotify should choose in order to raise finance for the launch of 'Car Thing'
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20 marks
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The founder of Tended Ltd, Leo Scott Smith, has struggled to manage the business during a period of rapid growth
In order to improve the businesses long-term stability he is considering either recruiting an experienced Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to run the business or selling a share of the business to a venture capitalist
Evaluate these two options and recommend which one is most suitable to improve Tended Ltd's long-term stability
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20 marks
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In order to remain competitive in the luxury watch market, Rolex could become a public limited company or remain a private limited company.
Evaluate these two options and recommend which one is more likely to support Rolex remaining competitive in the luxury watch market.
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