This is some materials if you be a teacher in business class :
1. WHAT
IS BUSINESS
A business is an organization. It producers
goods and services to make a profit. Business may be divided into goods
producing and services producing firms.
The American business systems is known as private enterprise
because the factors of production and the business are owned but
individuals. The systems is based on the right to protivated properties.
There are four factors of production which include machinery, building, tools. And means of transportation.
To producers goods and services in the
private enterprise system, the four factor of production are obtained from the
individuals owning the businesses in exchange for income
The human element is the core of business.
Business needs people as owners, manager’s and costumers. People
need business for the producing of goods and services and creation of job opportunities.
The person responsible for
operating the business is called a manager. The manager may be the owner or a professional employed by the owner. A professional manager attempts to achieve the objectives of
the business.
Employees supply the skills and ability to provide
a product or service. They expect to receive a wage or salary for the use of their skills and abilities.
Vocabulary Building
1
Noun From the
passage
Goods : Articles for sale = barang yang dijual-belikan
Profit : excess of the selling price of goods over cost =
laba
Service : A useful job
that does not produce goods = jasa
Private : belonging
to a particular individual or group = swasta
Enterprise : Business
organisation = perusahaan
Individual : Person
= orang, perseorangan
Right : something to which one has a just claim = hak
Property : Something
owned = milik
Core : in most part
= inti
Element : unsur
Employee : a
person who is employed = pekerja
Consumer : a
person or groups who buys and uses goods services
Job : Something
that has to be done = tugas, pekerjaan
Objective : aim
or goal = sasaran
Skills : developed ability = kecakapan
Wage : payment for labour =
upah
Salary : Regular payment
for service = gaji
Target : goal to be achieved = sasaran
Motive : cause of a
person’s action = dorongan
Role : function =
kegunaan, peranan
Reward : something offered for achievement = imbalan atas suatu
prestasi
Risk : the chance of loss = risiko
Measurement : something
to prove = tolok ukur
2
Verbs from the
passage
Divide : separating into two
or more parts = membagi menjdidua bagian
atau lebih
Own : Have as property = memiliki
Be based on : to
use as a basis = berdasrkan atas
Produce : to make or
manufacture = membuat, memproduksi
Obtain : to get a possession
= memperoleh
Need : Be in want =
membutuhkan, memerlukan
Expect : look forward for = mengharapkan
Earn : receives as a return for a service = menerima sesuatu
sebagai imbalanjasa
Be responsible for : able to
take a rational decision without
supervision = bertanggungjawab
Employ : to put into action =
memperkerjakan
Provides : supply
what is needed = menyediakan
Purchase : obtain in exchange for money = membeli
2. ECONOMIC
THE FOUNDATION OF BUSSINESS
Economics
: The Foundation of Business
Economies is the study of how society
chooses to use scarce resources to
produces goods and services and to distribute
them to people for consumption. a
nation’s resources consist of natural, capacity, and labour resources.
Natural resources
are provided by nature in limited
amounts ; they include crude oil, natural gas, mineral, timber and water.
Natural resources must be processed to become a product or to
be used to producer other goods
and services. For example, tress must be processed into lumber before they can be used to
build homes, shipping, malls and
hospitals.
Capital resources
are good produces for the
puproses of making other types of goods and services. Some
capital resources are called current assets. Theyt have a short life and
are used up in the production process.
These resources include fuel, raw materials, paper, and money. Long-lived
capital resources, which can be used
repeatedly in the production process, are called fixed
capital. Examples include factory building, machines and means of transportation.
Labour
resources represent the human
talent. To have value in the labour force,
individuals must be trained to perform either skilled or semiskilled
work. For example, the job of a manager requires extensive
training, whereas only minimal training
is needed to operate a service station’s
gas pump.
Vocabulary
Study : Kajian
Society : Masyarakat
Resources : Sumber Daya
Natural
Resources : Sumber Daya Alam
Labour : Pekerja
Amount : Jumlah
Capital : Modal
Crude
Oil : Minyak Mentah
Natural
Gas : Hasil tambang
Timber : Kayu gelondong
Lumber
: Kayu olahan
Product : Produk
Shopping
Mall : Pusat Perbelanjaan
Purpose : Tujuan
Fuel : Bahan Bakar
Raw
Material : Bahan
Mentah
Means
of Transportation : Sarana angkutan/transportsi
Talent : Bakat
Labour
Force : Angkatan Kerja
Distribute : Membangikan
Consist
of : Menyediakan
Provide
: Menyediakan
Include : Mencakup, meliputi
Represent : Mencerminkan, menggambarkan
Train : Melatih
Require : Memerlukan
Operate : Mengoperasikan
Satisfy : Memenuhi kebutuhan (orang).
3. Types
of Business Organization
Types of Business Organization
When
you start a business, you have many decisions to make. The fist is the form of organization
best suited to the needs of your business.
Most
business star at as sole proprietorships. Many of them become partnerships or
corporations as the expand. You are
probably familiar with sole proprietorships, businesses that ae established, owned, operated, and often
financed by a single person.
Sole
proprietorships have several advantages that make them popular. They are ease and low cost of setting up, all profit
go to the owner, control of the business
can be performed directly,
and free
from government regulation
Another
major form of business organization is the partnership. It is an association of
two or more person to carry on as co-owners
of a business for profit.
Some
advantages of partnership come quickly to mind. When you have a partner, you
are not tied to the business as you would be in a sole proprietorship.
Someone else helps manage and operate them firm and
bring extra skills. Setting up a partnership take a more formal agreement than starting
a sole proprietorship, but partnership
are still quite easy to from.
Ease
of information, availability of capital, diversity of skills and expertise,
flexibility and relative freedom from
government control are the
advantages of all types of partnership.
Corporations
are not the most popular form of business organization in terms of number of
firms. But they account for the largest share of both sales and income. A corporations is a legal
entity with an existence and life
separate from its owners. A
corporations can own property, enter into contracts, sue and be sued, and
engage in business operation under the
terms of its character.
Unlike
sole proprietorships and partnership,
corporations are taxable entities.
There
are four types of corporate ownership.
The common stock of a privately owned
firm is not available to the general
public. A closely owned firm belongs to a small group of investors.
The
common stock of a publicly owned firm
belongs to a broad group of unrelated individuals and institutional investors.
Several specialized types of business organization
play a role in our economy are co-operative, joint ventures, and limited
liability companies.
Vocabulary
Start
(V) : Memulai, mengawali
Decision
(n) : Keputusan
Form
(n) : Bentuk
Suit
(v) : Sesuai, cocok
Expand
(v) : Berkembang
Familiar
(adj) : Akrab
Establish
(v) : Mendirikan
To
be established : didirikan
Own
(v) : memiliki, to be owned = dimiliki
Operate
(v) : Mengoperasikan, to be operated =
dioperasikan
Finance
(v) : Membiayai, to be financed = dibiayai
Person
(n) : Orang
Advantages
(n) : Manfaat
Ease
(n) : Mudah
Low
cost : Murah
Setting
up : Permodalan
Profit
(n) : Laba, keuntungan
Go
to the owner : Menjadi
kepunyaan pemilik
Owner
(n) : Pemilik
Control
(n) : Pengendalian, pengawasan
Perform
(v) : Melakukan
Government (n) : Pemerintah
Regulation
(n) : Peraturan major (adj) = umum,utama
Association
(n) : Persekutuan
Carry
on (v) : Mengelola
Come
quickly to mind : mudah untuk
dipikirkan
Partner
(n) : Rekan persero
To
be tied (v, passive) : Terikat
Manage
(v) : Mengelola
Bring
extra skill : Menyumbangkankeahlian
Formal
agreement : Perjanjian resmi
Availability
(n) : Ketersediaan
Capital
(n) : Modal
Diversity
(n) : Keanekaragaman
Flexibility
(n) : keluwesan
In
terms of number : Berkenaan dengan jumlah
In
terms of : concerning, regarding = berkenaan dengan
Account
for : Mempertanggung jawabkan
Separate
from : terpisah dari
Property
(n) : Kekayaan
Enter
intro contract : Membuat
perjanjiankerja
Sue
(v) : Menuntut
Engage
in : terlibat
Unlike
: tidak seperti
Taxable
(adj) : dapat dikenakan pajak
Ownership
(n) : Pemililikan
Available
(dj) : dapat diperoleh, tersedia
General
public : Masyarakat umum, masyarakat luas
Investor (n) : pemodal
Role
(n) : Peran
Feature
(n) : Ciri yang khas
Unlimited
life span : rentang umur yang tidak terbatas
Board of director : Dewan
direksi
Proportion
(n) : bagian
Distribute
(v) : Membagi, mendistribusikan
Undertake
(v) : mengerjakan
Reason
(n) : Alasan
Acces
(n) : Jalanmasuk, jalan menuju ke suatu arah
Work
with : bekerja sama dengan
Provide
(v) : menyediakan
Liability
protection : proteksi pertanggungjawaban
Combination
(n) : Perpaduan, kombinasi
Favorable
(adj) : Yang mendukung
Treatment
(n) : laporan
Favorable
tax treatment : laporan pajak yang mendukung
4. WHAT
IS PRODUCTION
Many people confuse the terms of production, operations, and
manufacturing.
Production is a business activity
that uses people and machinery to convert
materials and parts into saleable product. This process might involve
the works, ideas and plans of the design engineers. Two types of
companies engage in this activity. The first is a processing company. It is a
firm that converts natural
resources into raw materials. The
second type is a manufacturing company. it is a firm that converts raw
material into consumer and industrial goods. Production is not limited to the
manufacture of good s ; it applies to
both the service and the manufacturing
sectors of the economy.
Manufacturing refers only to the
physical process of producing goods ;
services are not manufactured. It is the
actual processes of making products out of materials and parts.
Operations are the
function o needed to carry out a strategic plan, to keep the company
producing. Production and operation manager are
responsible for producing the
goods that business needs to sell. There
are many kinds of products-good and service-wanted by people in the marketplace.
Every business’s production goals focus on producing product-and producing the best, the feast and the least
cost. Thus the production and operations manager must produce with
effectiveness and efficiency while
maintaining quality control.
A production and operations manager’s job is to see that the operations
necessary to achieve the company’s
production goals are carried out. To do this, these managers oversee a
number of company operations.
Production and operation manager have product planning responsibilities,
such as preparing finance and marketing.
They also oversee the hiring, training, and development of personnel for department
involved the company-especially
marketing, warehousing, and shipping-is
important as well.
Vocabulary
Confuse (v) : Puzzle = to fail to distinguish between (rancu)
Terms (n) : A name or words used for some particular thing
= istilah
Convert (v) : Change, transform = to change from one form to another =
mengubah
Material (n) : the substance of which a thing is a made = bahan
Seleable (adj) : Able to be sold = dapat dijual
Involve (v) : to include as a necessary
part = mencakup
Engage (v) : Involve = tercakup, terlibat
Manufacture (n) : The making of goods machinery or
by hand refer (v) = relate =
mengacu
Carry out (v) : To put (plans, instruction, etc) into practice = melaksanakan
Responsible for (adj) : Answerable
for acts or decisions = bertanggung
jawab
Marketplace (n) : World of trade activity =
pasar
Goal (n) : aim, purpose = tujuan, sasaran
Focus on : Bring to central point =
bertumpu pada
maintain (v) : Keep in a existing state =
menjaga, merawat
oversee (v) : Supervise = mengawasi
hiring (n) : Employ for pay = memperkerjakan
training (n) : Pelatihan
development (n) : Perkembangan
warehouse (n) : Gudang
shipping (n) : Pengiriman
steadily increasing : mengalami
peningkatan dengan pasti
common : General, widely existing = umum
measure : Tolak ukur
Labour (n) : People who work for wages = pekerjaaan
Express : Make known in words – menyatakan
Output (n) : product = hasil
Combine (v) : Join, unite = memadukan
Generate (v) : To bring into existence,
produce = menghasilkan
Price (v) : Set a price on = menetapkan harga
Estimate (v) : Judge the approximate value = menaksir nilai
Sechedule (n) : list showing sequence of
events = jadwal
5. PRODUCT AND PRICE
A product is a good, service, or idea including alt the tangibles and
intangibles provided in an exchange
between a buyer and a seller. People buy a product for the benefits and
satisfaction it gives. A product can be a good (like a car) or a service (like
your checking account at the bank). Sometimes a product is a blend of the both.
Dinner at a restaurant, for example, consists not only of tangible items - food
and beverages - but also preparation, service, and the appeal of dining in that
special setting.
Product used by individuals for personal and family consumption are
consumer products. Inexpensive goods and services that consumer often buy,
without much thought or effort, are convenience products. Milk, bread,
magazine, soft drinks are examples.
An item that buyers will expend time and effort to find and purchase is
shopping product. This category includes goods such as TV set, VCRs, major
appliances, and furniture, and services such as dental care, legal advice, and
tax preparation.
Goods and services that have specific attributes desired by a particular
group =, of consumers are known as speciality products. Speciality products can
be expensive and unique, such as Mercedes sports car.
Vocabulary
Tangible : That can be felt by touch = berujud
Exchange : The giving or taking of
one thing in return for another = pertukaran
Benefit : Something that desirable
= manfaat
Satisfaction : state of being satisfied = kepuasan
Blend : Campuran
Beverage : Drink = minuman
Preparation : Persiapan
Setting : Arrangement = tatanan
Individual : Person = orang
Consumption : Use
of goods service = konsumsi, penggunaan barang atau jasa
Effort : Use of resource toward
a goal = upaya
Item : Goods
= barang
Expend : pay out = pengeluaran (dalam bentuk uang)
Find : Discover = mendapatkan
Purchase : Buy, obtain in exchange
for money
Include : Involve = mencakup, meliputi
Appliance : Household device = peralatan rumah tangga
Attribute : Characteristics = cirri, tanda
Shallow : Sligh, small in amount = berjumlah kecil
Deep : broad,
large in amount = berjumlah besar
Refer : Have connection = mengacu
Aspect : aspek,segi
Transaction : Business
deal = transaksi
Crucial : Critical, vitaliy important = sangat penting
Highly visible : tampak
nyata
Greatly affect : Sangat
mempengaruhi
Consider : think about = mempertimbangkan
Take into account : Memperhitungkan
Competition : Persaingan
Perception : Thought
= pemikiran
To set price : Menetapkan
harga
Equal : Sama-sama
Competitor : Pesaing
Distinguish : Difference
= perbedaan
Prevent : mencegah
Register : List, schedule = daftar
Legally protected : Dilindungi
menurut hukum
6. WHAT
IS MARKETING
The
American Marketing Association defines marketing as the process of planning and
executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods,
and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational
objectives.
Marketing
activities are required for many different kinds of products. Product is not
only tangible goods - those that can be held or touched-, but also can be
intangible services - those that cannot be held or touched- such as health care
services.
Ultimately
the purpose of marketing activities is to bring about exchanges. Exchange is
the process by which parties provide something of value to one another to
satisfy the needs of each.
Through
activities that enables exchanges to take place, marketing adds value to
products. This value is known as utility, the ability of a product to satisfy a
consumer need. There are four types of utility: form, time, place, and
possession.
Marketing
directly creates three types of utility. By making products available when
consumers want and need them, marketing creates time utility. Publishing company
print and distribute morning newspaper early so readers can read them at
breakfast or while commuting to work.
Marketing
is important to organizations and consumers
alike. It touches the lives of all members of society. Through the cost
of what we purchase, each of us supports the costs of marketing. Most people
would agree that marketing costs are worth it because the many and varied
marketing activites enable us tosatisfy our needs and want. A needs is
something required for human survival, such as food, water,
shelter, and clothing. A want is
something desired but no necessary for
basic survival. Without marketing, many
needs and wants would go unsatisfied.
Vocabulary
Execute : Perform = melaksanakan
Conception : Idea
= konsepsi, gagasan
Promotion : Advancement
= peningkatan, pengembangan, promosi
Care : Perawatan
Ultimately : Finally = pada akhirnya
Purpose : something aimed at =
tujuan, maksud
to bring about : To cause, to make happen = menyebabkan
enable : Memungkinkan untuk
add : menambah
ability : kemampuan
publishing company : Perusahaan
penerbitan
distribute : Divide among many =
membagikan, mendistribusikan
commute : Travel back and froth regularly = perjalanan dengan kendaraan
pulang pergi secara tetap
obtain : Gain by effort, mendapatkan
transfer : Move from one person to another
clerk : Salesperson in a store = pelayan toko
alike : Identical, very similar, identik, hampir
sama
touch : Make contact with so as
to feel (menyentuh)
society : community life, masyarakat
purchase : Obtain in exchange for money, membeli
agree : express willingness, bersedia, setuju
worth : Equal in value to
survival : remain alive, bertahan hidup
shelter : Something that gives
protection, tempat berteduh, rumah
compose of : Consist
of, terdiri dari :
divide : separate, membagi
characteristic : Sifat,
cirri
State : Express in words, mengungkapkan dengan
kata-kata
Strive : Try hard, berusaha keras
Call for : Require, memerlukan
Appropriate : Suitable,
sesuai
7. PROMOTIONAL
STRATEGY
PROMOTIONAL
STRATEGY
Promotion
is marketing activity that stimulates dei112nd for a firm's products. Marketers
promote everything from needle to aircraft. Once the product has been created,
promotion is often used to competition.
Promotional
strategy is the plan for informing, persuading, or reminding the target market
about a product. The goal is to stimulate action. In a profit-oriented firm,
the desired action is for the consumer to buy the promoted item.
The
combination of advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, and publicity
used to promote a product is called the promotional mix.
Advertising
is any non personal message paid for by an identifiable sponsor for the purpose
of promoting products. Companies use two types of advertising: product
advertising and institutional advertising. Product advertising, is advertising
intended to promote demand for a product or service such as Pepsodent
toothpaste. Institutional advertising is advertising done to enhance a
company's public image rather than to sell a product.
The
second element of the promotional mix is personal selling. It is a face-to face
attempt to persuade prospective customers to buy a given product. Personal
selling provides the company with the opportunity (1) to give customers individuals
attention, (2) to adapt a message to the customer, (3) to focus on a specific
target market, (4) to receive immediate
feedback, and (5) to provide the
opportunity to close the sale.
Vocabulary
Stimulate (v) : Mendorong
Promote (v) : Meningkatkan
Needle (n) : Jarum
Aircraft (n) : Pesawat terbang
Inform (v) : Menginformasikan
Persuade (v) : Menganjurkan
Remind (v) : Mengingatkan
Face-to-face : tatap muka
To be intended (v) : Dimaksudkan
Enhance (v) : Meningkatkan
Adapt (v) : Menyesuaikan
Message (n) : Pesan
Focus (v) : Memusatkan
Feed back (n) : Umpan balik
Support (v) : Memberi dukungan
Overlook (v) : Mengawasi
Blend (v) : Mencampur
Nature (n) : Sifat
Serve (v) : Memeramkan
Channel (n) : saluran
Rather than : Daripada
Aimet at : Diarahkan pada
Rely on (v) : Mengadandalkan, mempercayai
Combination : Perpaduan, kombinasi
Competition : persaingan
Profit-oriented : Bertujuan mencari laba
Identifiable (adj) : dapat diidentifikasikan
Effectiveness : Keefektifan
Nonpaid communication : komunikasi
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REFERENSI
Mahmud machfoedz, English for
student of business, UPP; yogyakarta. 1997