Term 1 & 2 Flashcards

1
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finances def.

A

money or funds

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2
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capital def.

A

what the owner puts into their business

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3
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assets def.

A

possessions that are used to run a business

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4
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assets example

A
  • land/buildings - property occupied by business
  • equipment - e.g. computers, furniture …
  • vehicles - cars, delivery trucks, motor bikes
  • money in the bank - cash
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5
Q

liabilities def.

A

the debts of a business

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6
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loan def.

A

money borrowed from a financial institution such as a bank

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7
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suppliers def.

A

businesses that a business buys items from

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8
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credit def.

A

buy now and pay later

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9
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interest def.

A

money earned on money you save in a bank

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10
Q

goods def.

A

products that a business sells

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11
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services def.

A

work done for the benefit of another

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12
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income def.

A

money earned by a business

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13
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expenses def.

A

the running cost of a business

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14
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income terms

A
  • Sales - income from selling goods
  • Current income - income from providing services
  • rent income
  • Interest income
  • Commission income
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15
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Expenses terms

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  • water & electricity
  • stationery
  • products
  • wages
  • advertising
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16
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profit def.

A

the amount by which income is greater than expenditure

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17
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loss def.

A

the amount by which expenditure is greater than income

18
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deposit def.

A

put money into a bank account

19
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withdrawal def.

A

take money out of a bank account

20
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current account def.

A

a bank account used for daily transactions

21
Q

budget def.

A

a money plan to make sure you do not spend more than you earn

22
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difference between surplus and deficit

A

surplus is the money you have left over after you have paid all expenses whereas deficit is money you still need to pay when expenses are higher than income

23
Q

entrepreneur def.

A

a person with skills who starts their own business

24
Q

Why people become entrepreneurs:

A
  • to work for themselves and make their own decisions
  • they are unemployed and want to earn an income to support their families
  • starting your own business is one way of earning money and it creates jobs
25
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characteristics of successful entrepreneurs:

A
  • have a vision of what they want to achieve
  • have confidence in their ability to succeed
  • they take risks
  • like to have control and be in charge
  • good at planning and organising
  • have high levels of energy and commitment
  • are flexible and able to adapt quickly to change
  • have ability to identify a business opportunity and see the potential in new business ideas
  • have exceptional leadership and management skills
26
Q

Entrepreneurial actions:

A
  • buy
  • produce
  • sell
  • make a profit
27
Q

producing def.

A

the act of making a product by transforming raw materials into goods

28
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selling def.

A

the act of convincing customers to by the goods and services

29
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raw materials def.

A

things that are used to make other goods

30
Q

inputs def.

A

the specifications and materials in the production process

31
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make a profit def.

A

the act of ensuring that income is greater than expense

32
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financial records def.

A

a list of income and expenses of a business

33
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Stages of production:

A

primary - natural resources are extracted from the Earth
secondary - products are manufactured from raw materials
tertiary - provide service or advertising and selling

34
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Inputs/factors of production

A
  • natural resources (land)
  • labour
  • capital
  • entrepreneurs
35
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labour def.

A

the physical and mental effort that people provide to produce goods

36
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outputs of production

A
  • goods

- services

37
Q

economic growth def.

A

an increase in the level of economic output over time

38
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strategies to stimulate economic growth:

A
  • promoting entrepreneurship and encouraging new small businesses
  • encouraging existing businesses to expand and increase their production
  • improving the level of productivity produce more goods and services
  • modifying production techniques
  • encouraging investors from other countries to invest in SA
  • ensuring better management of resources
  • improving business management practices
39
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results of economic growth:

A
  • there are more goods and services for consumers to choose from
  • employment levels rise and unemployment levels drop
  • the level of income increases because people profit from the sale of more goods
  • the average standard of living improves because more people have jobs and more money is circulating in the economy
40
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productivity def.

A

how efficiently resources are being used to generate products and services