CALVINDOL
VIP Contributor
A business manager or a business owner does not establish a business for him or herself but rather a business is established for the public to come in and patronize as they have the interest or the desire of satisfying their needs and wants. Apart from the satisfaction of needs and wants, individual business organisations absolutely play other roles two members of the public. Below are some of these other roles individual businesses gives to the public:
* Employment: in different regions and countries of the world, private and governmental businesses are being established, the main aim of these businesses is to make profit but the secondary aim is also to be a source of employment to the public. Employment is granted to the public by individual businesses, especially business organisations in rural, underdeveloped, and developing areas.
* Needs and wants satisfaction: as we already explained, the main purpose for business establishment is to satisfy the needs and wants of the greater public. A business that cannot get it products or services marketed to members of the public is considered to be unhealthy, and an unhealthy business is prone to failure anytime soon.
* Charity responsibilities: another secondary responsibility most businesses who are successful, are charity responsibilities. During the lockdown, most successful businesses carried out philanthropic activities, by donating money to charity and to private individuals who have lost their business or jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic season.
* Employment: in different regions and countries of the world, private and governmental businesses are being established, the main aim of these businesses is to make profit but the secondary aim is also to be a source of employment to the public. Employment is granted to the public by individual businesses, especially business organisations in rural, underdeveloped, and developing areas.
* Needs and wants satisfaction: as we already explained, the main purpose for business establishment is to satisfy the needs and wants of the greater public. A business that cannot get it products or services marketed to members of the public is considered to be unhealthy, and an unhealthy business is prone to failure anytime soon.
* Charity responsibilities: another secondary responsibility most businesses who are successful, are charity responsibilities. During the lockdown, most successful businesses carried out philanthropic activities, by donating money to charity and to private individuals who have lost their business or jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic season.