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Performance， management and operation etc. 

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Performance， management and operation etc. 

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Create value for and consider a broader range of stakeholders

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Create value for and consider a broader range of stakeholders

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Social enterprises produce high quality goods and services that would help them make profits and gain reputation. (Example and compaison)

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Whether the business will go bankruptcy does not merely depend on these two criterion. (example)

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High costs and long time to produce are risks to make losses and even go bankruptcy.

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Increasing number of employers and employees working in social enterprises. (data)

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Providing more jobs, especially for those in disadvantage. (example)

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Social enterprises provide a great number of job opportunities.

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Misunderstanding about the definition of social enterprise. (definition and explanation)

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Social enterprises are charities that need grant and subsidies from government.

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Increasing number and percentage of social enterprises that make a surplus/profit than previous year, compared to SME enterprises. (data)

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Social enterprises' concern for social missions help them improve profitability.

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Disagree

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A(P):
1. Creation of jobs
2. Concern for social mission alongside profitability
3. High startup rate
4.

D(N):
1. High costs and time-consuming
2. Limited by guarantee
3. No sustainable revenue streams or finance
4. Misunderstanding e.g. being thought as charity or producing rubbish product
5. Grant-reliant
6.

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Evaluate

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"Evaluate the claim that social enterprises are not a sustainable business model."