CAIE A-Level Business 1.3.1 Measurements of business size
Practise selecting measures of business size and explaining why each measure fits the business context given in the case.
- Syllabus
- 2026–2028
- Course
- Business 9609
- Level
- AS
Practise selecting measures of business size and explaining why each measure fits the business context given in the case.
Explain one way to measure the size of GT.
Explain one way to measure the size of GT.

Indicative content
AO1 Knowledge and understanding
- Knowledge of an appropriate way to measure the size of a business; revenue, number of outlets, number of employees, market share, number of customers, market capitalisation capital employed, area/space etc.
Do not allow profit - which is a measure of success or performance, but not size.
No further marks can be gained without knowledge and understanding
AO2 Application
Limited application △p F, applies knowledge to GT once.

percentage change).
1(b)(ii)
\multirow{7}{*}{- Use of data related to GT to show the size of the business (this data can be used more than once)
& 2020 & 2021 & 2022
Sales revenue ($m) & 3.4 & 3.2 & 2.8
Number of
employees
54
55
Profit ($m)
0.9
0.3
0.2
Number of visitors
(m)
0.8
0.8
0.65
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- GT includes a museum, tours, a roller coaster, restaurant, and gift shop
- Some employees previously worked in the gold mine
- Some employees are tour guides and customer service representatives
Accept all valid responses.
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1(b)(ii)

