1.3 putting a business idea into practice Flashcards

1
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financial business objectives

A

survival, profit, sales, market share and financial security

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2
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non financial business objectives

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social concerns, personal satisfaction, control, challenge and independence

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3
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fixed costs

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stays the same
e.g.- rent, tax and salaries

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4
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variable costs

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changes depending on how many products or services a business sells
e.g. - electricity bills and raw materials

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5
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profit

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amount of revenue left over once costs have been deducted

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6
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profit equation

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price x quantity

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7
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gross profit equation

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sales revenue - cost of sales

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8
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net profit equation

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gross profit - other operating expenses and interests

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9
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interest in percent

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total repayment -borrowed amount
divide
borrowed amount
times 100

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10
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break even point in units

A

fixed costs
divide
(sales price-variable)

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11
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margin of safety

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how much sales can fall before the businesses break even point is reached again

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12
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margin of safety equation

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actual budgeted sales - break even sales

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13
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overheads

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fixed costs that come from running an office, shop or factory which are not affected by the number of specific products or services that are sold

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14
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preventing business failure

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  • arranging sensible credit arrangements with suppliers and customers
    -limiting the number of customers to which it gives credit
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15
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difference between cash and profit

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not all cash paid into a business is profit, a portion of cash will need to be paid out to meet the businesses costs. For example the cash that comes in from a sale will need to cover the variable costs and fixed costs, and the amount of money left over is profit

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16
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short term sources of finance

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  • overdrafts
    -trade credit- credit arrangement offered to a business by suppliers
17
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long term sources of finance

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-personal savings
-venture capital
-share capital
-loans
-retained profit
- crowdfunding

18
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venture capital

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money lent by a large business or successful entrepreneur to a small start up business

19
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share capital

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  • the amount of money invested in a business by shareholders
20
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retained profit

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  • as a business begins to make profit, they can choose to reinvest the profit into the business, cost-effective way to finance a business
21
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crowdfunding

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funding from a large number of people who each pay a small amount of money to the business