Ten questions on getting bigger and staying alive: a share of a market worked out the right way up, a growth rate divided by the figure you started from…
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• A bakery sells forty-five thousand pounds worth of bread in a year, in a market whose total sales come to three hundred thousand pounds…
• A clothing retailer's annual revenue rises from two hundred thousand pounds to two hundred and fifty thousand pounds. What is the…
• A small cafe decides to open a second branch in a nearby town, while a rival coffee chain chooses to buy out a smaller independent…
• Two logistics firms decide to join together to form one larger company. However, they struggle because one firm uses a centralised…
• A furniture manufacturer increases its production volume and finds that the cost to produce each individual chair falls because it can now…
• A small, independent toy shop competes with a massive national retailer by offering personalised gift-wrapping and expert advice that the…
• A local clothing boutique decides to launch an e-commerce website to sell its items globally. What is a realistic challenge the boutique…
• A rapidly growing start-up receives a huge influx of orders, but it must pay its suppliers and staff immediately, while its customers do…
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