Finance Key Terms and calculations (topics 117-122) Flashcards

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Extension Strategy:

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Prolongs the product’s life to delay the decline stage, using methods like promotions, new flavours, or packaging.

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Boston Matrix:

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Classifies products by market growth and share:

Stars: High growth, high share.
Cash Cows: Low growth, high share.
Question Marks: High growth, low share.
Dogs: Low growth, low share.

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Penetration Pricing:

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Charging Low prices to enter a competitive, price-sensitive market and price is elastic

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Price Skimming:

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High prices initially to maximise profit for unique, inelastic-demand products.

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Cost-Plus Pricing:

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Adds a profit margin to production costs.

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Competitive Pricing:

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Sets prices based on competitors’ pricing strategies.

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Psychological Pricing:

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Prices designed to appear cheaper, e.g., 99p instead of £1.

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Contribution Pricing:

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Prices cover variable costs plus a contribution towards fixed costs and profit.( Selling Price- Variable cost per unit)

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Above the Line Promotion:

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Mass media advertising (e.g., newspapers, TV, radio, social media) to reach a large audience indirectly.

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Below the Line Promotion:

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Direct promotional strategies targeting consumers, e.g., personal selling, packaging, direct mail, sponsorship, or public relations.

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Multi-Channel Distribution:

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Combines multiple routes to reach consumers, such as retailers and online platforms.

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Distribution Channel:

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The path a product takes from producer to consumer, using wholesalers, retailers, or direct selling.

Options:
1.Producer → Wholesaler → Retailer → Consumer
2.Producer → Retailer → Consumer
3.Producer → Consumer

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Digital Media:

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Content (text, video, graphics) shared online via screens for internet-based viewing

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E-Tailing:

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Online retailing, where consumers buy goods or services directly from sellers over the internet.

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M-Commerce:

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Buying and selling goods/services via mobile devices or apps.

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Budget:

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A financial plan for managing future expenditure and/or revenue.

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Variance Analysis:

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Comparing actual outcomes to budgeted figures to identify differences.

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Adverse Variance:

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Occurs when actual costs are higher or actual revenue is lower than budgeted, leading to less profit.

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Favourable Variance:

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Occurs when actual costs are lower or actual revenue is higher than budgeted, leading to more profit.