GCSE Business - New Business Ideas

TakingTheBiz
13 Jan 202006:39

Summary

TLDRThis video is designed for GCSE business students to explore the genesis of new business ideas. It emphasizes the role of technological advancements in creating opportunities for new ventures, as older technologies and business models become obsolete. The video discusses how societal trends and evolving consumer tastes also drive the need for fresh business concepts. Entrepreneurs often find inspiration in either creating original ideas or adapting existing ones to offer improved or novel services. The video aims to aid students in understanding how businesses are conceived and to assist them with their GCSE business studies.

Takeaways

  • ๐ŸŒŸ New business ideas are crucial due to the rapid pace of technological change.
  • ๐Ÿš— Technological advancements can make some businesses obsolete but create opportunities for new ones.
  • ๐Ÿ”„ Changing consumer demands and societal trends necessitate new business ideas to meet evolving needs.
  • ๐Ÿ“€ The shift from physical to digital formats in music consumption illustrates how businesses must adapt to survive.
  • ๐Ÿ’ก New business ideas often stem from either original concepts or adaptations of existing ones.
  • ๐ŸŒฑ Original ideas in business are those that have never been tried or tested before.
  • ๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Adaptation of business ideas involves taking a concept that already exists and improving or modifying it.
  • ๐ŸŒ Geographical expansion can be a way to introduce an existing business idea to a new region.
  • ๐Ÿ›๏ธ Enhancing customer service or product quality can differentiate a business idea from its competitors.
  • ๐Ÿ’ฐ Offering products at a lower price can be a strategy for new businesses to gain market share.
  • ๐Ÿ“š This video aims to assist GCSE business students in understanding the genesis of new business ideas.

Q & A

  • What is the main focus of the 'Taking the Biz' YouTube series?

    -The main focus of the 'Taking the Biz' YouTube series is to provide educational content dedicated to GCSE business students, helping them with their exams.

  • Why is there a need for new business ideas according to the video?

    -There is a need for new business ideas due to the rapid pace of technological change, which can make some businesses obsolete while opening opportunities for new ventures.

  • How does technological advancement impact the creation of new business ideas?

    -Technological advancement impacts the creation of new business ideas by rendering some traditional business models obsolete and providing opportunities for new businesses to emerge with modern solutions.

  • What is an example given in the script where technological change leads to new business opportunities?

    -An example given is the automobile market, where the advent of new technologies such as electric vehicles may render traditional petrol or diesel cars obsolete, creating opportunities for new businesses.

  • How do societal changes contribute to the need for new business ideas?

    -Societal changes, including evolving trends, fashion, and consumer tastes, contribute to the need for new business ideas by making some old business ideas obsolete and creating demand for new ones.

  • Can you provide an example from the script where consumer demand has changed, leading to new business ideas?

    -The script mentions the shift from physical music formats like CDs and cassettes to digital downloads and streaming services as an example of changing consumer demand.

  • What are the two sources of inspiration for new business ideas mentioned in the video?

    -The two sources of inspiration for new business ideas are original ideas that haven't been tried before, and adaptations of previous business ideas that seek to improve or give a new spin to existing concepts.

  • What is the difference between an original business idea and an adapted one according to the script?

    -An original business idea is something new and untested, while an adapted idea takes an existing business concept and improves or modifies it in some way.

  • Why do most new businesses start with adapted ideas rather than completely original ones?

    -Most new businesses start with adapted ideas because it is often easier to take a proven concept and modify it to meet new market demands or improve upon it, rather than starting from scratch with an untested idea.

  • What are some ways entrepreneurs adapt existing business ideas according to the script?

    -Entrepreneurs can adapt existing business ideas by introducing them to new geographical regions, improving customer service, offering superior quality products, or providing the same service at a lower price.

  • How does the video aim to help GCSE business students?

    -The video aims to help GCSE business students by providing insights into why new business ideas are necessary and how they are generated, which can assist them in their business studies and exam preparation.

Outlines

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๐Ÿš€ Introduction to New Business Ideas

This paragraph introduces a YouTube series aimed at GCSE business students, focusing on the topic of new business ideas. It explains that the UK economy consists of various businesses, all of which started with a business idea. The paragraph discusses why new business ideas are necessary, citing the rapid pace of technological change as a key driver. Technological advancements can make some businesses obsolete, but they also create opportunities for new ventures. The script uses the example of the automobile industry, where traditional petrol or diesel cars may become outdated, but new businesses can emerge with modern fuel systems. It also mentions how societal changes, trends, and consumer tastes evolve over time, rendering some old business ideas obsolete and creating space for new ones. The paragraph concludes by suggesting that new business ideas can stem from either original concepts or adaptations of existing ones.

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๐ŸŒŸ Generating Business Ideas

This paragraph delves into how entrepreneurs generate business ideas. It explains that most new businesses are not based on entirely original concepts but rather on adaptations of existing ideas. These adaptations can involve introducing an existing business model to a new geographical area, improving customer service, enhancing product quality, or offering the same product at a lower price. The paragraph emphasizes that entrepreneurs often take an existing business idea and modify it in some way to create their own unique concept. The video aims to assist GCSE business students with their studies and encourages them to continue learning about business.

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Keywords

๐Ÿ’กGCSE

GCSE stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education, which is a key stage qualification in the UK education system. It is a crucial part of the academic curriculum for students aged 14 to 16. In the context of the video, GCSE business students are the target audience, and the content is tailored to help them with their business studies and exams.

๐Ÿ’กBusiness Ideas

A business idea refers to a concept or plan for a new business venture. It is the foundation for starting a company and typically involves identifying a market need and proposing a solution. The video discusses why new business ideas are necessary and how they are generated, emphasizing their importance in the ever-evolving economy.

๐Ÿ’กTechnological Advancement

Technological advancement refers to the continuous development and improvement of technology. It is a driving force behind the creation of new business ideas as it can render existing products and services obsolete, necessitating innovation. The script uses the example of the automobile industry transitioning from traditional petrol or diesel cars to new fuel systems to illustrate this point.

๐Ÿ’กPace of Change

The pace of change refers to how quickly society, technology, and consumer preferences evolve over time. This concept is central to the video's discussion on why new business ideas are needed. As the pace of change accelerates, it creates opportunities for new ventures that can adapt to or anticipate these shifts.

๐Ÿ’กObsolescence

Obsolescence in a business context means that a product, service, or business model is no longer viable due to technological advancements or changing consumer preferences. The video uses the decline of physical music formats like CDs and cassettes as an example of obsolescence, which in turn creates opportunities for new business ideas.

๐Ÿ’กTrends

Trends refer to the general direction in which a society or market is developing. In the video, trends are discussed as a reason for the emergence of new business ideas. As societal trends change, businesses must adapt or new ones will arise to fill the void left by outdated ideas.

๐Ÿ’กConsumer Tastes

Consumer tastes refer to the preferences of consumers in the market. These tastes are dynamic and can shift due to various factors such as cultural influences, technological changes, and personal experiences. The video highlights how changes in consumer tastes, such as the preference for digital music over physical formats, can lead to the creation of new business ideas.

๐Ÿ’กEntrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs are individuals who start and run businesses, often taking on financial risks to do so. They play a crucial role in generating new business ideas. The video suggests that entrepreneurs either come up with original ideas or adapt existing ones to create new ventures.

๐Ÿ’กAdaptation

Adaptation in a business context means modifying an existing product, service, or business model to better suit market needs or to take advantage of new opportunities. The video explains that many new businesses are not entirely original but are adaptations of previous ideas, often improving or giving them a new twist.

๐Ÿ’กGeographical Region

A geographical region refers to a specific area or territory. The video mentions that one way to generate a new business idea is to bring an existing business concept to a new geographical region where it has not been tried before, thus creating a novel opportunity.

๐Ÿ’กCustomer Service

Customer service is the assistance and support provided to customers before, during, and after their purchase. The video suggests that improving customer service can be a way to differentiate a business and generate a new business idea, especially if it exceeds what is currently offered in the market.

Highlights

Introduction to a new series on the 'Taking the Biz' YouTube channel aimed at GCSE business students.

Discussion on the topic of new business ideas and their relevance to GCSE business exams.

Explanation of how the UK economy is composed of various types of businesses, all starting from a business idea.

The necessity for new business ideas due to the rapid pace of technological change.

Technological advancements creating opportunities for new business ventures while making others obsolete.

Example of how new technologies in the automobile market are prompting changes in business ideas.

The evolution of consumer demands and societal trends as drivers for new business ideas.

The shift from physical music formats to digital downloads as an example of changing consumer tastes.

Inspiration for new business ideas can come from original concepts or adaptations of existing ones.

Many entrepreneurs prefer launching businesses with original ideas that haven't been tested before.

The majority of new businesses start by adapting and improving upon existing business ideas.

Examples of original business ideas include the first vegan food manufacturer and stationary for left-handed people.

Most new businesses take an existing idea and adapt it, such as by offering superior quality or customer service.

Adapting an existing business idea for a new geographical region can be a successful strategy.

Encouragement for GCSE business students to continue their revision and stay tuned for more videos.

Transcripts

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hello and welcome to the taking the biz

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YouTube channel this is a new series

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dedicated to you the GCSE business

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students so if you're taking GCSE

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business exams at the end of the year

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stay tuned because in this video we're

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going to take a look at the topic of new

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business ideas

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so the UK economy is made up of millions

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of businesses run by individuals teams

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of people or owned by thousands of

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shareholders and governed by board of

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directors but each of these businesses

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is going to have been founded on a

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business idea somebody behind the scenes

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of that organization will have come up

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with an idea for a new business

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organization and in this video we're

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going to have a look at why new business

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ideas come about and how people generate

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new business ideas so if we start with

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the why one of the most basic

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fundamental reasons why there is a need

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for new business ideas it's because of

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the pace of change of technology

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technological advancement provides

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opportunities for new business ventures

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and ideas as new technology materializes

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some businesses may become obsolete but

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it provides an opportunity for new

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business ideas to materialize for

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example as new technology enters the

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automobile market many manufacturers of

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traditional petrol or diesel based cars

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may find that their vehicles become

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obsolete over the next decade but it

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provides exciting opportunities for new

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businesses to enter the market with

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fresh ideas based on more modern fuel

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systems that might be of service to the

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automobile industry as well as new

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technology prompting new business ideas

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to materialize we prompt new business

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ideas to come about as well because we

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change over time what we want because

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trends in society evolves because

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fashion changes because our tastes as

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consumers change over time it means that

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some old business ideas become obsolete

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whilst new business ideas can take

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advantage of these new changes in tastes

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and trends and sand fashions in society

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so for example the way that consumers

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demand their music has changed over

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recent years the trend for music to be

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recorded in a physical format like a CD

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or even before that on a cassette that

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has become obsolete and people no longer

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demand their music in that format now

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people want their music to be more

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convenient they want it to be available

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on more devices they want it to be

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digitally down loadable and that has

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meant that for some businesses that

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produced old forms of music their

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business idea is now obsolete but it's

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created the opportunity through these

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changes in consumer tastes and trends

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and fashions for new business ideas to

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emerge but if that's why new business

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and ideas come about how do people

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actually come up with them the

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entrepreneurs that are starting

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organizations where do they get the

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inspiration from for their business

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ideas well essentially the inspiration

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for a new business can come from two

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different sources the idea could be

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original something that hasn't been

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tried and tested before or the idea

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could just be an adaptation of previous

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business ideas an idea that seeks to

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improve a concept that is already out

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there so many many entrepreneurs like to

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try and launch a business that does

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something different that does something

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new that brings an original idea to the

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marketplace for example the first

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entrepreneur that decided to start

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manufacturing vegan food would have had

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an original idea for that business

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concept the very first entrepreneur that

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decided to start making stationary for

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left-handed people would have had an

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original business concept the very first

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entrepreneur decided to take the idea of

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a fast food restaurant had an original

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business concept but actually most new

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businesses that start are developing a

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brand-new or original business idea most

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new businesses that begin take an idea

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that is already in existence that a

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previous entrepreneur has already

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trialed and they find a way of adapting

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it potentially taking a business idea

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and either giving it a new spin or a new

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slant or maybe even improving that

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previous business concept so there could

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be something as simple as using a an

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existing business idea or an existing

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concept but bringing it to a new

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geographical region that hasn't

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experienced that type of business before

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it could be just taking a business idea

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that already exists in your local area

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and providing customers with better

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customer service or with a product that

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is of superior quality or maybe you're

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just adapting somebody else's idea and

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offering it at a lower price than

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existing businesses are already

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providing it for but most new businesses

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that start use this exact method in

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order to try and generate their business

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concept then they take an existing

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business idea adapt it in some way and

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base their business around this new

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concept so that's one new business ideas

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come to fruition and how entrepreneurs

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try to stimulate them hopefully this

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video helps you out with your GCSE

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business revision we'll see you soon

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keep on taking the beers

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you

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you

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