Unit-31-fashion-retailing Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Stage 03 - Market Feasibility Study Multiple Choice Questions 1. The first comprehensive plan you need in contemplating any new venture is called: A. A profit-loss statement B. A financial projection report C. A feasibility study D. A business plan If the feasibility study indicates that the business idea has potential, then you can proceed to write a business plan. Difficulty: Easy Learning Objective: 03-01 Explain what a feasibility study is and why you need one. Topic: 03-01 Technical...

Unit 31: Fashion Retailing - Assessment

Btec business level 3 Unit 31 this is the whole unit 31 document and will help you succesfully pass this Unit. Please see the document and please do not copy this, it is for helping you only so makes notes and write your own.

This document includes P2,M1 and D1 and a bibliography for Unit 31, fashion retailing. P2 explains the policies of different fashion retailers in terms of their retail service offer, this compares four different retailers, which are Zara, Marks and Spencer's, Mothercare and Hermes. M1 is an analyse of how the characteristics of different target markets influence the retail service policies of different retailers. This uses the same four retailers, but is displayed as a magazine article. ...

This document includes P4, M2 and a bibliography for unit 31, Fashion retailing. P4 describes the impact of different fashion trends on retail services, it talks about 3 different trends which are bodysuits, slides and vintage cat eye sunglasses. This task is displayed as a rolling PowerPoint. It includes images were relevant and shows the impact on the retail industry and retailers. M2 compares the three different fashion trends in a table in terms of their impact upon retail service.

BTEC BUSINESS LEVEL 3 UNIT 31 FASHION RETAILING M1,D1

BTEC BUSINESS LEVEL 3 UNIT 31 FASHION RETAILING P1,P2,P5

BTEC BUSINESS LEVEL 3 UNIT 31 FASHION RETAILING P4,M2

BTEC BUSINESS LEVEL 3 UNIT 31 FASHION RETAILING M3, D2

Question Question 1 1. The following supply chain concept was introduced in the 1990's in an attempt to reduce waste and increase performance: Business Process Reengineering Offshoring Vertical Integration Material Requirement Planning 1.6 points Question 2 1. Effective supply chain management relies on competitive bidding, corporate privacy, and contracts based on short-term performance. True False 1.6 points Question 3 1. According to the text, the FOUR important elements of the supply chain ...