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ZIMSEC O-Level Business Studies Paper 1 November 2018 Marking Scheme

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Exam board
ZIMSEC
Subject
Business Studies
Level
O-Level
Document
Marking Scheme
Paper
Paper 1
Session
November
Year
2018
File
PDF, 8.6 MB

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This is the ZIMSEC O-Level Business Studies marking scheme for Paper 1 from November 2018. It shows how marks are awarded, so you can mark your own answers.

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PI 2018 Nor 4
Section A [70 marks]

1 (a) Name any two types of businesses found in the private sector.

[2]

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- sole proprietorshipl sole traders
- cooperatives
- partnerships
- private limited companies
- public limited companies/ no mark for mancs. Franchise ORA

One point one mark

( $2 \times 1$ )
(b) Explain the effect of corporate culture to a business.

[4]
* Candidates' responses should show both the positive and the negative effects of corporate culture
- can affect the motivation of staff eg a highly competitive culture might motivate some workers and demotivate others
- can attract high level talent, if good and the opposite is true
- if good,labour turnover is reduced but if not labour turnover is increased
- it makes/allows people to feel valued and are able to express
themselves freely, if good but if bad, then the opposite is true
- if good, it can also make everyone more efficient and successful and the opposite is true, if bad.

ORA
- ir

One point one mark $(2 \times 1)$
- One point developed
$(1 \times 2)$
One sided - maximum
2 marks
2 Two giant show manufacturing firms are considering a merger. Analyse the likely impact of this decision to consumers.

[5]
* Candidates' responses should show both the positive and negative impact of a merger, to consumers.
Positive
- lower prices of shoes as a result of bulk buying economies by the firm
- improved service - St-thest personal un enstromer care.
- quality of shoes may be improved since the merger could result in improved research and development facilities

ORA