3.1.1 Flashcards

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Businesses

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Exist to provide a good or service by turning inputs into outputs

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Mission

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An aim a business hopes to achieve

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Objective

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A measurable target which can help achieve the mission

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An object can achieve long or short term goals

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Long

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Profit formula

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Total revenue-total costs

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Profit formula

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Total contributions-fixed costs

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Gross profit formula

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Total revenue-variable costs

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Operationg profit formula

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Total revenue-total costs

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Gross profit margin% formular

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Gross profit ÷ revenue ×100

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Operating profit margin % formula

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Net profit÷ total revenue ×100

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Return on capital employed formula

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Net profit÷capital employed ×100

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Profit is?

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The reward to owners if the business.

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What can one do with profit

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It can be retained/ reinvested in the business or paid to the owners

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Revenue formula

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Selling price × number of units sold

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Fix costs can also be known as

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Over heads or indirect cost

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Fixed costs

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Must be paid even if the business makes no sales

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Variable costs can also be known as

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Direct costs

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Variable costs

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Are directly in line with sales

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Total costs formula

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Fixed costs + variable costs

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Why does a business exist

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To supply good and services that customers want to buy

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Successful business must

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Satisfy consumers needs and wants

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Raw materials are what kind of cost

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Variable cost

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The process of turning raw materials into goods and services is called

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The transformation process

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What does the transformation process do

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Adds value to the finished product or service

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What is the chain of production
Inputs>>>processing>>>outputs
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What is the relationship between mission and objectives
A mission is an aim a business hopes to achieve usually expressed in a mission statement
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What is a mission statement
Short passage of text that tell stake holders the aims if the business and why it exists
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Order the following aims, corporate objectives, corporate strategy, mission statement
Corporate strategy>>corporate objectives >>>mission statement>>>aims
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What Is an objective
A qualifiable (measurable) statement of a businesses goals.
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Why do businesses set objectives
To have a goal to aim for and to use ro measure their succes towards achieving the goal
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Objective are idealy smart what does that mean
Specific, measurable, agreed, realistic, and Specific
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What are the 5 common business objectives
Profit. Growth. Survival. Cash flow.sicial and ethical objectives
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To increase profits by 10% I the next 3 yrs is an example of
Profit objective
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To open 150 stores in Europe over the next 5yrs is an example of
Growth objectives
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To ensure break even is achieved over the next year is an example of
Survival objective
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To achieve a net cash flow of £1m over the next year is qn example of
Cash flow objective
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To donate 10% of annual profits to charity is and example of
Social and ethical objectives
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Why do businesses set objects
Stakeholders who have an interest in the business can gain benefits
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What is the first benefit a stakeholder can gain from an objective
Managers can ensure everyone is working towards the same goal
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What is the second benefit a stakeholder can get from an objective
Objectives can be motivating for employees as they know what the firm wants them to achieve
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What's the third benefit a stakeholder can get from an objective
Objectives can be used to review success if the businesses plan and adapt and make changes if necessary
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Revenue is also known as
Turnover and sales
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What is revenue
The earnings or income generated by a firm as a result if its trading activities.
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Revenue formula
Selling price × number of units sold
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What are fixed costs
Costs that we not alter when the business alters its level of output
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Rent is an example of what kind of cost
Fixed
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Variable costs are
Costs that alter directly with level of output
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Raw materials are an example of what cost
Variable
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Total cost formula
Fixed cost + variable costs
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What is profit
surplus of total revenue ÷ total costs for a given trading period
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What is the formula for profit
Total revenue- Total cost
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What is the first way profit can be measured
Gross profit margin
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What does gross profit margin do
This measures the profit made as a proportion of sales revenue taking only variable costs into account
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Gross profit margin formula
Gross profit÷sale×100
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What is the second measurement of profit
Operating profit margin
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What is operating profit margin
This measures the profit made as a proportion of sales revenue taking total cost into account
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Operating profit margin formula
Operating profit÷sales×100
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What is the third way profit can be measured
Return on capital employed
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What is return on capital employed
This measures the proportion that net profit is of the capital employed (invested) in the business
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What is the return on capital employed formula
Net profit÷capital employed ×100
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What is the first reason profit is important to a business
It xan be taken as a measurement of success by the business and a reward to them for taking a risk by investing capital in the business
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What is the second reason profit is important to a business
Bandks and other lenders are unlikely to lend to a business that does not either forecast or actually make a profit
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What is the third reason that profit is important to a business
Profit can actually be used to help the business expand