theme 2 key terms Flashcards

(85 cards)

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selling an asset

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selling items you own

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retained profit

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profit from sales reinvested

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share capital

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money invested by shareholders at the start of a venture

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bank loan

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money borrowed in the long term from a bank and paid over a year

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venture capital

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an investment from another business

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overdrafts

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money borrowed in the short term from the bank

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the entrepreneur’s savings/owners capital

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money saved from elsewhere that is reinvested

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sale of assets

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selling something you own

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peer to peer funding

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loans without going through the bank given by businesses

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business angels

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individuals with spare cash seeking longer term investments

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crowdfunding

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a large number of people fund a project over the internet making small investments

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leasing

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gain use of an asset without buying it and you make monthly payments

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trade credit

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a business buys something and is given time to pay it back

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grants

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given by the government to support start up

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cash flow

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money going in and going out

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cash flow forecast

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shows the expected income and expenditure of a business over the coming year

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working capital

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day to day cash flow

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debtors

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people who are in debt to you

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creditors

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someone you owe money to

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fixed costs

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costs that DO NOT vary with the level of output or sales

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variable costs

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costs that DO vary with the level of output or sales

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breakeven

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the point at which total revenue equals total costs

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contribution

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the difference between the selling price and how much it costs to make each item

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budget

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a financial plan to agree a spending limit within a business or a financial plan to agree a planned level of revenue/profit

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historical budget
this is a budget set for businesses using previous financial figures
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zero based budgeting
numbers set to 0 and numbers are based off potential
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cost of sales
the raw materials required to make your product
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non current assets
the long term assets of a business which aren't expected to be sold within the next year of trading
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non current liabilities
these are debts which aren't expected to be paid off within the next year pf trading
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current assets
these are short term assets of the business which are likely to be turned into cash within the next year of trading
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current liabilities
these are debts which are expected to be paid within the next year of trading
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working capital
the funds that a business has to meet it's day to day expenses
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job production
produce one job at a time
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batch production
you can make different items at once and require both skill and machinery
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flow production
a continuous process until finished and products are standardised using machinery
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production
the total amount produced in a given time
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cell production
production line is split into small teams and each cell is responsible for a different part
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productivity
output per input (could be a person or machine) per hour
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efficiency
maximising output whilst minimising costs and waste
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capacity
the ability to do/produce something
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capacity utilisation
the proportion of current output compared to maximum output as a % in a given period
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low utilisation
a company is not being as productive or efficient as they should be
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stock
the amount of products kept by a business at any one time
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just in time stock control
where a business waits for stock to almost be empty and then make a reorder level
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traditional stock control
the concept that you make a regular consistent order but always have a reserve amount of stock
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lean production
production philosophy 'produce more using less'
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kaizen
production philosophy 'continuous improvement'
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gross domestic product (GDP)
the total value of a countries output over a given time period
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business cycle
the natural rise and fall of the size of the economy that occurs over time
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inflation
the rise in the price of goods in the UK economy
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consumer price index (CPI)
looks at hundreds of things we spend our money on - it tracks how these prices have changed over time
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interest rates
cost off borrowing money and the reward of saving
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exchange rates
the amount of a foreign currency that can be purchased with one unit of the domestic currency
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exported goods
UK goods sold abroad
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imported goods
goods bought into the UK
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SPICED
Strong Pound Imports Cheap Exports Dear
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appreciation
when the value of the pound increases compared to other currencies - therefore it may be ideal to buy more from another country
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depreciation
when the value of the pound falls so it may be less desirable to purchase from another country
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strong pound
businesses that import save money and businesses that export struggle to sell
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weak pound
businesses that import costs increase and businesses that export will sell more
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tax
a financial charge made by a government on individuals, consumers and businesses
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indirect tax
a tax that is applied to a good or service
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direct tax
a tax that is directly paid to the government by a business/individual
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income tax
a proportion of your income that goes towards the government that is relative to the amount you earn
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national insurance
a taxation on people's income, main rate of 8%
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positive multiplier effect
positive impacts that occur indirectly due to something else
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corporation tax
proportion of profits that goes to the government, current tax is 25%
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council tax
a tax on the general public based on the value of your property and personal circumstances
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VAT
value added tax which is on goods and services
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tariffs
a tax on imported goods
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investment
the amount invested into a new/existing business
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macroeconomic environment
GDP, inflation, exchange rates (impacts the whole of the economy)
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legislation
laws passed by parliament/the EU
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consumer protection legislation
laws in place to protect the person purchasing the product
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unfair term
a term that causes an imbalance of power unfairly in the favour of the business
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employee protection
any laws that protect the workers which could be from the public or the company itself
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equality act
outlines what a business cannot discriminate against
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environmental protection policy
any law that enforces a business to act in an environmentally friendly way
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greenwashing
when a business claims to be ethical but doesn't take action on what they promise
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competition policy
aims to create the environment for effective competition between multiple forms
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competition and markets authority (CMA)
an independent governing body whose job it is to ensure fair competition
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takeover
where one business acquires majority shares and takes over another business
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merges
where one business joins assets and resources together ti make one company
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health and safety act
employers must provide safe premises and machinery/protect worker health
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competitive environment
how competitive businesses are with other businesses that make the same/similar products