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What is included in owners capital?
Personal savings
and
borrowed money
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What are
retained
profits?
Profits
held back from
previous
years
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What does share issue refer to?
Selling
of shares in the business
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What is meant by sale of assets?
Selling
something no longer needed
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What is a bank overdraft?
Spending
more
money than in the
bank account
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What is a government grant?
Money
given
from the government that doesn't need to be
paid
back
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What is a bank loan?
A
bank
agrees to
lend
money
for a period
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What is a commercial mortgage?
A large sum
borrowed
secured on
property
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What are common cash budget problems?
Negative closing balance
Increasing wages
Increasing
purchases
Rising electricity costs
Increasing
rent
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What are solutions to cash budget problems?
Obtain a
bank loan
or overdraft
Cut
overtime
to reduce wages
Find
cheaper suppliers
Seek a cheaper
electricity supplier
Consider
buying
rather than renting
premises
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What are variable costs?
Costs that change with
output
or
sales
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What is sales revenue?
Money made from selling
goods
or
services
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How is cost of sales calculated?
[
Opening inventory
+
purchases
] -
closing inventory
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What is opening inventory?
Stock at the
start
of the year
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What is closing inventory?
Stock at the end of the
year
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What is gross profit?
Profit from
buying
and
selling
products
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How is gross profit calculated?
Sales revenue
-
cost of sales
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What are expenses?
Running costs throughout the
year
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What is profit for the year?
Profit after
expenses
are deducted from
gross profit
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What is the purpose of an income statement?
Organize
profit
information
Monitor
profit
levels
Assess
financial performance
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What are the objectives of the private sector?
Survival,
profit maximization
, and growth
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What are the objectives of the public sector?
Keep within a
budget
and provide services
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What are the objectives of the third sector?
Raise awareness for
good causes
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What are the
interests
of each
stakeholder?
Employees:
Wages
and working conditions
Managers:
Promotions
and
profits
Customers
:
Quality
products and
value
Suppliers:
Prompt
payments
and orders
Government
: Job creation and pollution control
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What are the advantages of sole traders?
Easy to
set up
Quick decision-making
Profits
do not have to be shared
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What are the disadvantages of sole traders?
Difficult to raise
finance
alone
Unlimited liability
Health issues affect
business operations
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What internal factors impact business performance?
Leadership and management skills
Employee skills and quality
Finance available
Technology available
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What are the
costs
of
field
research?
Expensive
to collect,
difficult
to
decide
what
questions
to ask and collection of data is very
time
consuming
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What are the
benefits
of
field
research?
Up-to-date
information, information not available to competitors and
relevant
to purpose
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What are the methods of distribution?
Road: Using lorries
Air: Using aircraft
Sea: Using ships
Rail: Using trains
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What is the product life cycle?
Stages a product goes through from
introduction
to
decline
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What are the consequences of
NOT
using target marketing?
Poor
reputation
Weakened
customer relationships
Missed
opportunities
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What is the importance of customer feedback?
Helps improve
marketing strategies
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What are the
benefits
of selling online?
Access to a worldwide market
Delivers straight to door
24/7 delivery
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What are the stages of the product life cycle?
Introduction
Growth
Maturity
Decline
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What happens during the
introduction
stage of a product life cycle?
Product is
new
to the market
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What happens during the growth stage of a product life cycle?
Sales are increasing and
profits
are rising
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What happens during the maturity stage of a product life cycle?
Sales peak and competitors enter the market
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What happens during the decline stage of a product life cycle?
Sales
decrease
and
product
may be
discontinued
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What are the benefits of
environmentally
friendly
practices in business?
Reduces
waste
Minimizes
pollution
Meets
government
legislation
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