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Principle of Business
Name: Chavonese Stephens
Grade: 10c2
Date: September 5, 2012
Subject: Principle of Business
Teacher Name: Mrs Bedward

TABLE OF CONTENT

Headings Page

Description of business 3
Justification of location 4
Selection of appropriate labour 5
Source of fixed and working capital 6
Role of the entrepreneur 7
Type of production 8
Level of production 9
Quality controls measures 10
Uses of technology 11
Linkages 12
Potential for growth 13
Government regulations 14
Ethical issues 15
Bibliography 16

PRODUCTION DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS

C.A.S Beauty Salon is the name of the business. It is a Beauty Salon that engages in different areas of the cosmetology service. For example Hairdressing, Nail Technician, Beauty Therapy and Pedicurist and Manicurist. C.A.S Beauty Salon is s sole proprietorship. It is own and control by Chavonese Stephens. C.A.S Beauty Salon is a salon that caters for children from 9 years of age to adults. In this salon in the hairdressing area the salon specialize in hair cutting, cornrow, braiding, curling, cutting, creaming, colouring, treating, washing and locking of the hair. In the manicure and pedicure service the salon specialize in massaging feet and hands, do fingernails and toe nails, polishing and add additional of nails that is called tips. Beauty therapy specializes in the skin and beautifying the face. The purpose is to express the creativity to find unique solutions to the beauty salon problems to create a new customer service program, a full beauty salon, and at least 95,000 in salaries by this date one year from today. The mission is to serve the clientles with the wide range of service in an effort to enhance the beauty and of different race of people of different races and to create an awareness of health and personal hygiene.



Bibliography: Robinson Karlene & Hamil Sybile. CXC: Principle of Business with SBA study guide and exercises. Carlong Publisher, Caribbean Limited, 2001.

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