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The business cycle is the periodic but irregular up-and-down movements in economic activity, measured by fluctuations in real GDP and other macroeconomic variables. If you're looking for information on how various economic indicators and their relationship to the business cycle, please see A Beginner's Guide to Economic Indicators. Parkin and Bade go on to explain: A business cycle is not a regular, predictable, or repeating phenomenon like the swing of the pendulum of a clock. Its timing is random and, to a large degrees, unpredictable.

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Topic starter Posted : 13/08/2010 6:47 am
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raw material-> manufacture->pricing->transpiration->distribution->sales- > customer.
we can say that whole process of supply chain management process known as business life cycle.


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Posted : 06/09/2010 9:46 am
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Hi
1.Seed
2.Start-Up
3.Growth
4.Established
5.Expansion
6.Mature
7.Exit
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Posted : 07/12/2010 3:58 am
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The risk analyst generally has a challenging task and limited time. He must: Articulate the essence of a business situation in the form of a quantitative model; Construct a spreadsheet that implements that model; Perform analysis that generates useful results; and craft a compelling business presentation. The wise analyst (and his manager) wants to create high-quality models, analytic results, and presentations that are "Right the first time" with minimal expenditure of time and effort. Unfortunately, most organizations - and business schools - provide no or minimal training. This paper discusses the business analysis lifecycle, and specific techniques to generate better models, smarter analyses, and more persuasive presentations in less time.

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Posted : 09/12/2010 4:29 am
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The business is now stable enough to survive most unforeseen circumstances.It has enough backing,capital and support to ensure that even if the market becomes unstable,it can pull through.You can protect against some of these scenarios using business life and business disability insurance.As any small business owner can attest to,the stages of business are necessary and a normal part of the small business life cycle.

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Posted : 28/12/2010 4:59 am
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You are right . business should be preprocessed in this cycle to get more benefits.

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Posted : 11/05/2011 12:04 pm
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Business Life Cycles and Five Elements Theory Kuang-cheng Wang Doctoral Program, Graduate Institute of Business Administration, National Taipei University, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. E-mail: [email]kcwang@ttu.edu.tw[/email] ABSTRACT This paper proposes a five-stage life cycle model to describe business development from birth to death with the five elements theory.
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Posted : 12/05/2011 4:53 am
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Business life cycle is flow chart of how long and how your system will work

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Posted : 13/05/2011 8:57 am
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Hello Friends...........

There are five stages of Business Life Cycle
1. Stage 0 – The Aspirational Stage. People in this stage want to start a business and like the idea of it, but they haven’t committed to becoming entrepreneurs.
2. Stage 1 – The Entry Stage. These are people who have decided to start a business and are actively building their market and offers. They may not have many or any customers, but they’re no longer sitting on the fence about being an entrepreneur.
3. Stage 2 – The Growth Stage. Entrepreneurs in the growth stage have a business plan and are growing their revenue streams with new clients and customers. They aren’t booked solid and running at full capacity yet, but there’s no longer a question that they have a viable business model.
4. Stage 3 – The Crucible Stage. Entrepreneurs in this growth stage are in the delightfully frustrating point in which they’re booked solid and working at full steam, but the demand for their goods and services outstrips their ability to meet it. Something has to give, but many times they don’t want to let go of the business activities that have gotten them to this stage.
5. Stage 4 – The Cruise Stage. Entrepreneurs in this growth stage have figured out what it was that kept them bottlenecked and constricted at Stage 3 and are running full steam ahead. They have the necessary team and support that allows them to focus on their core competencies, or, if they don’t, they have a specific plan in place to get those resources.

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Posted : 19/05/2011 6:19 am
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The 7 Stages of the Business Life Cycle
Seed
The seed stage of your business life cycle is when your business is just a thought or an idea. This is the very conception or birth of a new business.

Start-Up
Your business is born and now exists legally. Products or services are in production and you have your first customers.

Growth
Your business has made it through the toddler years and is now a child. Revenues and customers are increasing with many new opportunities and issues. Profits are strong, but competition is surfacing.

Established

Your business has now matured into a thriving company with a place in the market and loyal customers. Sales growth is not explosive but manageable. Business life has become more routine.

Expansion
This life cycle is characterized by a new period of growth into new markets and distribution channels. This stage is often the choice of the business owner to gain a larger market share and find new revenue and profit channels.

Mature
Year over year sales and profits tend to be stable, however competition remains fierce. Eventually sales start to fall off and a decision is needed whether to expand or exit the company.

Exit
This is the big opportunity for your business to cash out on all the effort and years of hard work. Or it can mean shutting down the business.

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Posted : 19/05/2011 10:03 am
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These following stages are follows :-

1. The Aspirational Stage
2. The Entry Stage
3. The Growth Stage
4. The Crucible Stage
5. The Cruise Stage

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Posted : 04/06/2011 10:51 am
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there are 4 stages within a business cycle

Establishment stage, Growth Stage, Maturity and Post Maturity

The challenge that Arsie at each stage is ;

Establishment stage

During this stage the person must have an amount of capital ready to establish the business setup. Mponey should be spent on buiyng stocks, buying a premiseses....
The disadvanatage of the the establishment stage is that the business is experiencing a slolw growth of sales. Also, young business have difficulty in attracting staff with the right skill + training. Also, straff are often not atract to smaller business if they have higher company to try and get into.

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Posted : 05/06/2011 6:43 am
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Financial aspects or something else. In most of the cases, the problem can be resolved by setting an example of yourself.

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Posted : 06/06/2011 5:08 am
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Basically a business cycle is a concept including a representative diagram which shows the recurring and fluctuating levels of economic activity that an economy experience in a long period.

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Posted : 22/06/2011 8:33 am
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