This pack contains 12 case study businesses with reference material related to decision trees. Each case study has an exam style question aimed at practising the quantitative skills on the Edexcel A Level Business Studies Specification. Specification link Construct and interpret simple decision tree diagrams, Calculations and interpretations of figures generated by these techniques. **The pack is in 3 parts ** Questions designed to be shared electronically on VLEs, email or displayed on whiteboard. There is no space for students to write. Questions are designed to be printed. There is space for students to complete their answers. Answers. Marks are awarded according to past Edexcel A Level papers. (K) knowledge. (Ap) Application (An) Analysis

Depreciation is the reduction in an asset’s value over time. This pack contains 2 booklets. Each booklet has 6 case study exam style questions about depreciation. Students are required to Calculate the annual depreciation using the straight line method Calculate the depreciation per unit using the units of production method Calculate the book value of an asset after a period of time Comment on the differences between the methods The questions are presented with 2 case studies per sheet which can be printed for students to work on paper. Alternatively, they can be displayed on a whiteboard or posted on a VLE. This resource is suitable for the IB Business Management curriculum. Please note that there is some repetition of questions from the A Level Version of this source

Teacher written sample coursework for Unit 8 Recruitment and Selection (UK specification) based on the Pearson authorised assignment briefs. This resource can be used to See examples of how assessment outcomes work well together Help students set up their writing frame for their coursework See examples of written explanation, analysis and evaluation See how marks have been awarded See how other teachers annotate marked work

Teacher written sample coursework for Unit 21 Training and Development (UK specification) based on the Pearson authorised assignment briefs. This resource can be used to See examples of how assessment outcomes work well together Help students set up their writing frame for their coursework See examples of written explanation, analysis and evaluation See how marks have been awarded See how other teachers annotate marked work

This pack contains 2 case studies each with 3 questions related to market share, size and growth. Students can practise the following skills Calculating market share Calculating market size Calculating market growth Reorganising formulas Interpreting line graphs Interpreting pie charts Market share definition: The percentage of a market controlled by a firm. Market share formula: (firm’s revenue / market revenue) x 100 Market growth definition: The percentage change in sales revenue in a market. Market growth formula: (change in market size / original market size) x 100 Print this resource out to use as an assessment, class activity or homework. To save paper, this can be displayed on a whiteboard in class or posted to a VLE. Suitable for a range of Business and Economics courses including IGCSE Business Studies IGCSE Economics A Level Business Studies and Economics IB Business Management and Economics BTEC Business Studies

This resource contains 2 basic information sheets summarising Mao’s life, the key elements of his political thinking and his main programs. These can either be displayed on classroom walls, on Google Classrooms or handed out to groups. The quiz contains four rounds of 5 questions. The idea is that students are given the first round and have to get all answers correct before moving on to the second round. This creates an element of competition that speeds up the process and encourages them to thoroughly read the documents.

This pack contains 12 case study businesses withexam style questions related to cashflow forecasting. This resource is aimed at practising the quantitative skills on the following courses A Level Business Studies IB Business Management BTEC Business Unit 3: Personal and Business Finance (UK) BTEC Business Unit 3: Business Finance (International) BTEC Business Unit 11: Financial Statements for Public Limited Companies GCSE Business Studies Specification link Interpretation of simple cash-flow forecast and calculations based on changes in the cash-flow variables. The pack is in 3 parts Questions designed to be shared electronically on VLEs, email or displayed on whiteboard. There is no space for students to write. Questions are designed to be printed. There is space for students to complete their answers. Answers. Marks are awarded according to past Edexcel A Level papers. (K) knowledge. (Ap) Application (An) Analysis

This pack contains 12 case study businesses with exam style questions related to break-even. This pack is aimed at practising the quantitative skills on the following courses A Level Business Studies IB Business Management BTEC Business unit Unit 3: Personal and Business Finance (UK) BTEC Business Unit 3: Business Finance (International) GCSE Business Studies GCSE Economics Specification links Calculating the break-even point Interpretation of break-even charts The pack is in 3 parts Questions designed to be shared electronically on VLEs, email or displayed on whiteboard. There is no space for students to write. Questions are designed to be printed. There is space for students to complete their answers. Answers. Marks are awarded according to past Edexcel A Level papers. (K) knowledge. (Ap) Application (An) Analysis

This pack contains 12 case study businesses with exam style questions related to critical path analysis. This pack is aimed at practising the quantitative skills on the Edexcel A Level Business Studies Specification. Specification link Complete and interpret simple networks to identify the critical path Calculate the earliest start time, latest finish time and total float. The pack is in 3 parts Questions designed to be shared electronically on VLEs, email or displayed on whiteboard. There is no space for students to write. Questions are designed to be printed. There is space for students to complete their answers. Answers. Marks are awarded according to past Edexcel A Level papers. (K) knowledge. (Ap) Application (An) Analysis

This pack contains 12 case study businesses with exam style questions related to supply and demand.This resource is aimed at practising the quantitative skills on the Edexcel A Level Business Studies Specification. Specification link The drawing and interpretation of supply and demand diagrams to show the causes and consequences of price changes. The pack is in 3 parts Questions designed to be shared electronically on VLEs, email or displayed on whiteboard. There is no space for students to write. Questions are designed to be printed. There is space for students to complete their answers. Answers. Marks are awarded according to past Edexcel A Level papers. (K) knowledge. (Ap) Application (An) Analysis

This is a teacher written version of the coursework for Pearson authorised assignment briefs for Unit 1: Exploring Business. All work has been marked with annotations This can be used as training material for teachers to Support students to construct writing frames for their work Show students examples of written analysis and evaluation Learn how other teachers grade work See examples of annotations for marking work See examples of comments on assessment record sheets

Do you need more opportunities for your students to practise their quantitative skills? Price elasticity of demand (PED) is the responsiveness of demand to changes in price. Demand for elastic products is more responsive than demand for inelastic products. Understanding the PED of products is important for management when deciding on whether to adapt the prices of their goods and services. For example, increasing the price of inelastic goods can lead to higher revenue but increasing the price of elastic goods can reduce revenue. This pack contains 12 case studies in the style found in Business Studies examinations and coursework tasks. Questions include; • Calculating PED • Calculating change in demand • Calculating change in price • Calculating changes in revenue • Explaining impact of PED on revenue This pack is helpful to any Business Studies course including, • A Level Business Studies • IB Business Studies • BTEC Business Studies • GCSE Business Studies How to use this resource; • Print this out for your students as a quick in class assessment • Print out for homework or revision material. • Display it on your whiteboard to save paper • Upload it to a VLE as part of a home learning programme.

20 Multiple Choice Questions on Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) split into two sets of 10. Full explanations are provided for each answer at the back of the pack. Questions are based on the Edexcel iGCSE Economics curriculum but can be used for other exam boards at iGCSE and nice recaps for A Level and IB classes. How to use this resource Print out pages for revision, assessments, starters and plenaries for your students. Display on a whiteboard to save paper. Upload to your VLE for home learning.

20 Multiple Choice Questions on Price Elasticity of Supply (PES) split into two sets of 10. Full explanations are provided for each answer at the back of the pack. Questions are based on the Edexcel iGCSE Economics curriculum but can be used for other exam boards at iGCSE and nice recaps for A Level and IB classes. How to use this resource Print out pages for revision, assessments, starters and plenaries for your students. Display on a whiteboard to save paper. Upload to your VLE for home learning.

20 Multiple Choice Questions on The Supply Curve split into two sets of 10. Full explanations are provided for each answer at the back of the pack. Questions are based on the Edexcel iGCSE Economics curriculum but can be used for other exam boards at iGCSE and nice recaps for A Level and IB classes. How to use this resource Print out pages for revision, assessments, starters and plenaries for your students. Display on a whiteboard to save paper. Upload to your VLE for home learning.

Inflation is the general rise in prices over time. This pack contains 20 multiple choice questions with fully explained answers about inflation. Part of macroeconomics. Use as quick assesssments or in starters and plenaries as quick recaps. Print out and give to your students for homework or revision, display on your whiteboard to save paper or upload to a VLE for home learning. Designed for iGCSE Economics but also helpful for revision for A Level and IB.

This pack contains 12 case studies in the style found in exam questions. Each study has data and questions to calculate average rate of return payback period net present value (discounted cash flow) Investment Appraisal Definition: Quantitative methods used by a business to assess the value of potential investments. Average rate of return definition: The average cash flow generated by a project over its lifespan. Payback period definition: The length of time it takes for a project to recoup the money invested. Net present value definition: The present day value of cash received in the future from the investment in a project. The questions are presented with 2 case studies per sheet which can be printed for students to work on paper. Alternatively, they can be displayed on a whiteboard or posted on a VLE. This resource is suitable for a range of business studies qualifications including A Level Business Studies IB Business Management BTEC Business Studies

12 case studies, each with exam style questions to provide students with opportunities to practise applying the gearing ratio formula and interpreting the result. Questions include; Calculating gearing based on case study data Explaining the impact of high, low and optimal gearing Gearing ratio definition: a measure of financial performance comparing owners equity to long term borrowing. It compared long term (non-current) liabilities to capital employed. Gearing ratio formula: (non-current liabilities / capital employed) x 100 This pack is helpful to any Business Studies course including, • A Level Business Studies • IB Business Studies • BTEC Business Studies • GCSE Business Studies How to use this resource; • Print this out for your students as a quick in class assessment • Print out for homework or revision material. • Display it on your whiteboard to save paper • Upload it to a VLE as part of a home learning programme.

Fiscal policy refers to the taxation and spending of governments to make improvements to the economy. 20 multiple choice questions and fully explained answers about Fiscal Policy. Part of Macroeconomics. Questions include Taxation direct and indirect tax public and merit goods fiscal surplus and deficit Expansionary and contractionary fiscal policy A great AFL resources to quickly check student understanding. Print out and issue to your class, display on your whiteboard or share electronically via a VLE. Suitable for GCSE Economics GCSE Business Studies A Level Economics A Level Business Studies IB Business Management

Monetary policy refers to actions taken by the government and the central bank to control the money supply and interest rates to meet economic objectives including to reduce inflation. 20 multiple choice questions and fully explained answers about Monetary Policy. Part of Macroeconomics. A great AFL resources to quickly check student understanding. Print out and issue to your class, display on your whiteboard or share electronically via a VLE. Suitable for GCSE Economics GCSE Business Studies A Level Economics A Level Business Studies IB Business Management

A great resource for students to practise the sales forecasting technique of moving averages. This resources consists of 12 case study exam style questions to practise the following skills Calculating 3-period moving averages Calculating 4-period moving averages Calculating variances Adjusting a sales forecast based on variance Plotting a trendline Extrapolating a trend to make predictions This resource can be printed out to use in class, set as homework or used as an assessment. Suitable for any business studies courses including IB Business Management, A Level Business Studies and BTEC Business Studies.