Financial Management Flashcards

(14 cards)

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What is accounting?

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A service or activity that provides quantitative (mainly financial) information about economic entities to support economic decision-making. It includes the process of keeping financial accounts.

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What are the financial needs of a community pharmacy?

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Funds to operate, including money to acquire land, rent space, buy stock, hire staff, and invest in technology.

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What are common sources of capital?

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  • Personal savings
  • Gifts
  • Bank loans
  • Money borrowed from friends or relatives
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Define equity and liability in financial terms.

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Equity: Owner’s money invested in the business.

Liability: Money the business owes to others.

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How are assets defined in this context?

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Assets = Owner’s money + Borrowed money.

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What is a balance sheet?

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A financial statement that shows a business’s assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity.

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What is an income statement?

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A financial statement showing how money was made (sales/income) and spent (expenses), and the resulting net income or loss.

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What is a cash flow statement?

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A record of cash inflows and outflows over a period of time.

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What are financial ratios used for?

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To evaluate an organization’s financial performance (profitability, liquidity, and turnover efficiency).

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Give examples of financial ratio applications.

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-Profitability: Net income/total assets
-Liquidity: Cash available for operations
-Turnover: How quickly stock or receivables are converted to cash

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What is a budget?

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A detailed plan in quantitative terms outlining how resources will be acquired and used over a specific period.

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What are the functions of budgeting?

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  • Planning and quantifying needs
  • Communicating goals
  • Allocating resources
  • Controlling profits and operations
  • Evaluating performance
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What types of budgets exist?

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  • Short-term budgets
  • Long-term budgets
  • Activity budgets
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Why are financial statements important?

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  • They help monitor profitability
  • Required by law (e.g., tax returns)
  • Provide evidence to financiers
  • Inform shareholders for dividend distribution
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