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All businesses have aims and objectives to help them plan and set targets for what they want to achieve.
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Aim and Objectives All businesses have aims and objectives to help them plan and set targets for what they want to achieve. The difference between a successful business and an unsuccessful business is their ability to have a clear vision of what they hope to achieve and how to plan for the future. Business Aims The main aims of businesses are to: 1. Make a profit and expand: -For many businesses making profit is an important aim. It provides a reward for the owners of the business and helps the business to have the money to expand its operation. 2. Maximise its sales and beat the competition: -Making a profit is not the same as selling as many products as possible. The reason for this is that many businesses need to beat the competition. Businesses which sell popular products such as holidays and food often cut prices to get more sales. They may take part...
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