06 Jul Combined Assignment 1: Business Accounting, Business Analysis a

Combined Assignment 1: Business Accounting, Business Analysis and Principles of marketing.Project Description:Task 1: For a selected organization, identify primary and secondary sources of data concerning costing, pricing and investment decision-making techniques. Use business presentation tools to construct a presentation to communicate your data, results and conclusions to an appropriate audience. – Choose and plan appropriate survey methods, sampling techniques and questionnaires and collect data;- Explain how appropriate accounting techniques support effective decision-making, including pricing and investment decisions. In so doing, you should explain budgets, calculations of unit cost, selected investment appraisal techniques and identify the sources of finance available to a business.Task 2: For your selected organization, use financial and management accounting techniques to explain, record and interpret financial data, financial statement and presentation of budgets. Your response should feature:- comparison of different types of financial statement and their appropriateness for different types of business.- Explanation and application of management accounting techniques to classify and calculate costs; to prepare budgets for your selected organization. In your response, you should:- classify different types of cost.- use different costing methods for tour calculations.- select appropriate budget methods for preparation of a budget.Task 3: For a selected organization:- Explain the elements of the marketing concept and processes and their relation to the costs and benefits of its marketing orientation.- Propose segmentation, targeting and positioning criteria for its products and/or services in response to existing marketing problems/issues.{For example: how would 2 major retail organizations such as Tesco or Marks and Spencer respond to their problems?}- Differentiate between the marketing mix and the extended marketing mix, and explain the role of the marketing mix in sustaining competitive advantage.