1.1 Definitions Flashcards

1
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Resources

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Resources are the inputs that businesses use to provide thier goods or services

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2
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Enterprise

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An enterprise is another
word for a business. It
also refers to the skills
of the people involved in
the business to identify
business opportunities and
bring together resources to
meet these opportunities.

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3
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Interest

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Interest is the money
paid by banks as a reward
to attract people to save
with them

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4
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Advertising

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A method of communicating information about the product. The business pays for advertising/space

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5
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Aim

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The intention to reach a goal

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6
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Air pollution

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The presence or introduction of harmful substances into the air causing disease,
allergies or damage to humans, animals, plants or the built environment.

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7
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Asset

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Something the business owns

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8
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Boston matrix

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A tool for analysing the contribution made by each product in a business’
product portfolio. It plots each product’s position according to its market share
and the rate of growth of the market.

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9
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Brand image

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The consumers’ perception of the brand; its character, qualities and
shortcomings. It is developed over time and operates as a consistent theme
through advertising campaigns.

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10
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Break even chart

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A diagrammatic representation of the costs and revenue for a product; it plots
total costs against total sales revenue, showing the break-even point where they cross

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11
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Break even output

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The point at which a business tatal sales equals the total costs there is neither profit nor loss

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12
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Buffer stock

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A stock of raw materials held in reserve to protect the production process from
unforeseen shortages.

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13
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Business plan

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A detailed statement of how the business intends to operate, either at start-up
or during a given period of time. Business plans are based on forecasts and so
cover only a short time.

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14
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Cash

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Money that a business has

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15
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Cash flow forecast

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A financial planning tool that estimates the money coming into and going out of
the business on a month-by-month basis; it allows the business to predict times
when additional finance may be needed to maintain liquidity.

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16
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Channels of distribution

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The route the ownership of the product transfers from the seller to the buyer; it
may be a single transaction or pass through others such as wholesalers,
distributors, agents and retailers.

17
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Closing balance

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The amount that remains in the account at the end of an accounting period.

18
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Commission

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An amount of money paid to an employee that is based on a percentage of the
sales he/she achieved; paid in addition to a basic salary.