Here's a single sheet answer planner that can be used to plan responses to AQA A Level Business questions.

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PwC have recently released a report analysing the trends emerging in the Entertainment and Media industry with a particular focus on shifts in advertising and consumer spending. TheSegment Findings...

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6th June 2017

Iconic Ikea

Not many businesses become so well known that they can become the basis for another business's a spoof ad.For a break from the nitty gritty of revision, have a look at this video - and contemplate...

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The term 'McJobs' is not a new one - the Washington Post first used it in 1986 and the Oxford English Dictionary has a formal definition for it, as "unstimulating, low-paid jobs with few prospects,...

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This series of one-minute interviews with the holders of some of the world's most unusual jobs could serve quite nicely as an introduction to the study of motivation.

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22nd May 2017

Honey trap

Any Dragons Den devotee will know that one of the first issues for a new product with a great USP is "Can you protect the idea?". This is THE big question for bee-keepers in New Zealand, producing...

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When it comes to films, I consider myself a cinephile (my wife prefers “geek”), and so when I found some articles about the financial successes and failures of various films, and how Amazon and...

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Is this the french translation of 'Empowerment'? Michelin are following a gradual process of shifting more responsibility on to their shop floor staff. They say that this translates to a mixture of...

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Is consumer support for localisation a rejection of the forces of globalisation? The Monday Briefing, written by Ian Stewart, Chief Economist of Deloitte in the UK, is always worth reading, and I...

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This is the third in a series of blogs that provides teachers with some ready to use activities that can be used in lessons as students prepare to take their first set of linear exams This activity...

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Available now - a set of six giant classroom posters designed to stimulate discussion about business strategy.

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15th May 2017

Toyota Skydrive

Flying cars - whyever not? Cartivator is a group of 30 volunteers in Japan, who so far have used crowdfunding to finance their development of the Skydrive flying car. Their work is based on drone...

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Several teachers have contacted me over the past few days asking if they can buy our Practice Paper 3 on its own, as opposed to buying the entire Edexcel A Level Business Paper 3 Pre-release...

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One of the reasons given by many who voted to leave the EU was that free movement of labour within the union led to lower wages in the UK. This is because a greater supply of labour means that the...

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For the big football clubs in the Premier League, China presents a massive opportunity. The fast-growing aspirant middle class in China, with disposable income to spare, are on the lookout for...

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This is the second in a series of blogs that provides teachers with some ready to use activities that can be used in lessons as students prepare to take their first set of linear exams This...

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“If you own a car in India, you’ve arrived in life,” says Arun Malhotra, country head for Nissan. This is a great article from the FT for analysing this international market. First, looking at...

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The productivity gap is one of the big issues in business and economics at the moment. Mark Price, the former managing director of Waitrose discusses in this interview his ideas for how to get a...

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Join Jim Riley & Graham Prior at Vue Cinema, Westfield Stratford City on Tuesday (9th) or Wednesday (10th) May for a day of revision for AQA/Edexcel A Level Business.

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When Sophi Tranchell joined Divine Chocolate as CEO she knew nothing about the product or the food industry, but plenty about challenging authority and about running an international business. She...

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