A level Business Revision - How to show A grade Analysis

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great for last minute revision!

[@TakingTheBiz]

Thanks for the positive comment. I hope these videos help with your exam prep!

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[@TakingTheBiz]

I'm glad the video was useful to you. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

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[@TakingTheBiz]

Thank you B.T - hope it helps with your essays.

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[@talonherring1970]

Will you be uploading any more videos? Some up to date case study breakdowns would be really helpful if you could do some! Thanks.

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[@mzforever98]

Exactly what I needed help with! Thank you. Just wanted to ask how these analysis points would link to evaluation. I feel as though all my points seem to end in higher/lower sales, increased/decreased revenue!

[@TakingTheBiz]

Thanks for such a positive comment. If you a struggling to add variety to your analysis and always ending in revenue/profit, check out this video (it's a very common problem for students): kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH-8lJ-hppmNsK8

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[@TakingTheBiz]

I'm not sure I'm a savior but thank you for leaving such a positive comment! Good luck with your revision and watch out for new releases over the next few weeks.

[@snehalimbu8120]

@@TakingTheBiz had my business exam today . A levels . Felt like I'd never stop writing 😂

[@TakingTheBiz]

@@snehalimbu8120 Writing lots is usually a good sign! I hope the exam went well.

[@abbiesfitness2321]

great video! would you be able to do some videos on evaluation??

[@TakingTheBiz]

Below are links to videos we've already uploaded on evaluation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWiUZqqApt6DsK8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnquZX-ugMmNgZo Hope they help.

[@isabelharris9503]

Hi, could you tell me if its okay to mention points like the ones explained (e.g. Labour turnover. price elasticity) but also say that these would lead to more revenue and profit? So linking back to the standard revenue and profit.

[@TakingTheBiz]

Absolutely

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[@Funnyvidslaughter]

Sir can you pls also create chain of analysis for other topics > Why businesses exist > Managers and Leadership > Analysing the strategic position of a business > Choosing strategic direction > Strategic methods: how to pursue strategies > Managing strategic change

[@Funnyvidslaughter]

Also pls let me know what things to use in order to link chain of analysis like therefore and all

[@Funnyvidslaughter]

which leads to.... and all pls let me now sir

[@jonathancastelino]

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[@notahobbit1]

Hi there. Great video by the way! Just a quick question. In the last part of the video where examples of analysis are answering the question, is the last paragraph an example of analysis or evaluation? If analysis, what evaluation point could you give after that?

[@TakingTheBiz]

You're right - the last bit is linking the analysis back to the question, showing basic evaluation. You'd then demonstrate greater evaluation in the overall conclusion if you were answering a long answer question

[@Trizzzy]

Hi please would you be able to reply and show how to put marketing budgets into a chain of analytical impacts

[@TakingTheBiz]

What is the question you are attempting to answer?

[@Trizzzy]

TakingTheBiz, I have no question im actually trying to answer. Im just confused on how you would incorporate marketing budgets into a generic chain of analysis

[@TakingTheBiz]

OK. Well imagine you were answering a question on the benefits of expansion to an organisation. One of the points you might make is that the business may be able to increase its output, potentially increasing its sales revenue, which may lead to the organisation generating higher profits. One of the uses of these greater profits is that it could be retained in the business rather than distributed to shareholders and could be used to increase the firm's marketing budgets. Greater marketing budgets may allow the firm to launch extension strategies or target new market segments. Hope that helps a little.

[@ollierobinson1680]

But surely all these decisions and consequences are ultimately made to increase profit and revenue. Surely that's the ultimate goal of a business to make money and as much of it as possible. All of those impacts on marketing are surely just strategies to increase the money made?

[@TakingTheBiz]

You're correct, profit may well be the ultimate goal of marketing activities, but when analysing in an exam answer, it may be that you are able to explain the reasons why an increase in profit may occur almost like a chain of events, such as: by lowering the price, it may increase the sales volume. This increases market share. Therefore, the firm can negotiate greater economies of scale. This increases the added value of each sale, which might lead to greater profits for the firm. Greater profits might mean share holders are rewarded with higher dividends. An examiner would award more marks for explaining the chain of events rather than just jumping straight to stating that lowering prices might mean more profit. Hope that explanation helps.

[@ollierobinson1680]

TakingTheBiz thankyou that really helps!

[@TakingTheBiz]

No problem. Good luck with your revision!

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