formulas Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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profit

A

total revenue - total costs

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2
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labour turnover

A

amount of employees leaving / amount employed x 100

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3
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total costs

A

fixed costs + variable costs

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4
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total revenue

A

price x quantity

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5
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capacity utilisation

A

actual/maximum x 100

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6
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market growth

A

change in size of market / size of market x 100

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7
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sales growth

A

change of sales of a product / sales of product x 100

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8
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market share

A

sales of one product / total sales in the market x 100

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9
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market capitalisation

A

number of shares x share price

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10
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total variable costs

A

variable cost per unit x output

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11
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price elasticity of demand

A

change in quantity/change in price x 100

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12
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added value

A

sales revenue - costs of goods and services

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13
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labour productivity

A

output / number of employees

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14
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unit costs

A

total costs / output

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15
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contribution per unit

A

selling price - variable costs per unit

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16
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total contribution

A

total revenue - total variable costs

17
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labour costs per unit

A

labour costs / output

18
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breakeven output

A

fixed costs / contribution per unit

19
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margin of safety

A

actual output - breakeven output

20
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gross profit margin

A

gross profit / sales revenue x 100

21
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profit for a year margin

A

profit for a year / sales revenue x 100

22
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physiological pricing

A

when a company sell for £9.99 instead of £10

23
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loss leadership (supermarkets)

A

a firm will set all their products cheaper in order to buy more (supermarkets often do this)

24
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price skimming

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a high price is set to achieve a high profit margin

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price penetration
a low price is set for a sudden spurt in the market
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price leadership and price takers
a large firm will set a market price and price taker follow the price
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predator
a firm will set very low prices to drive other companies out the market
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disadvantages of a piece pay rate system
if quantity is the main focus, quality will lack | don't get paid when sick or injured
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advantages of piece pay rate system
employers will be more efficient
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why is breakeven important
breakeven is important because it helps to determine costs structures and the umber of units needed to be sold to cover all costs and make profit
31
whats the niche market
niche market is a section of the market specified for a specific product or service e.g. vegans
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whats primary data research
date collected first hand for a specific purpose
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whats secondary data research
data that already exists
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how to manage employees
set goals have an open door policy give employees the right training and support
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why are budgets useful
budgets can help business focus on cash flow