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Learners are required to analyse the effects of fiscal and monetary policy decisions have on business. The “credit crunch” saw a temporary reduction in VAT and a fall in interest rates to historically low levels designed to stimulate demand. These changes illustrate the impact of fiscal and monetary policy at both a national and local level.
Learners should analyse the impact that government policies have on a selected business and the possible reactions of the business to the decisions. Planning approval for a high speed rail link has allowed the local train operating company to run services that use the same track as Eurostar trains. This requires the train operating company to buy new rolling stock and power cars. New engineering facilities and additional staff training from local providers will be needed and people will move in ...
D2 requires learners to evaluate the effectiveness of business information and its communication as key contributors to the success of a business organisation. Learners need to use illustrative examples as part of their evaluation and should be encouraged to investigate organisations who have excellent communication and information management systems. Comparisons can then be made with the situation in the organisation that they have studied.
For P5, learners need to explain the legal and ethical issues relating to the use of business information. Learners can use the same business, organisation or any other organisation, especially if it is difficult to obtain the necessary information. Learners need to try and obtain the business organisation’s policies on ethical issues in relation to business information and explain how that organisation complies with their legal obligations.
P1 and P2 require learners to identify and explain when (and therefore how) the contract chosen would come into existence. This will require an analysis of the law relating to invitations to treat, which party makes the offer, any counter-offers, acceptance and consideration and the application of these principles to the contract in question.