1.3 Flashcards

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1.3 - Financial aims

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  • Survival
  • Maximise profits
  • Maximise sales
  • Increase market share
  • Achieve financial security.
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1.3 - Non-financial aims

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  • Personal satisfaction
  • Personal challenge
  • Gaining independence and control.
  • Doing what’s right for society.
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1.3 - Objectives

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On the way to the aim
Measurable steps
Clear targets

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1.3 - Factors that affect the aims and objectives of a business

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  • The size and age of the business.
  • Who owns the business.
  • The level of competition the business faces.
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1.3 - Revenue

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Revenue is the income earned by a business.

Revenue = quantity sold x price

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1.3 - Costs

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Fixed costs don’t vary with output (e.g. rent, insurance and wages).

Variable costs vary with output (e.g. raw materials, and factory labour).

Total variable costs = quantity sold x variable cost per unit

Total costs = variable costs + fixed costs

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7
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1.3 - interest

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(total repayment - borrowed amount) /
borrowed amount

x 100

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1.3 - Profit

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Profit = revenue - costs

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1.3 - Break even

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Just about covering costs: neither loss nor profit.

Break even (units) = fixed costs /
(sales price -- variable cost per unit)

Break even (costs) = break even in units x sales price.

Break even point on a graph is where the lines for total costs and total revenue cross.

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1.3 - Margin of safety

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margin of safety =

actual sales - break even sales

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1.3 - Cash flow

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Cash is NOT the same as profit.
Cash is the money a company can spend immediately.
A business needs case to pay: employees, supplies and overheads.

Net cash flow = cash inflows - cash outflows.

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12
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1.3 - short term sources

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Trade credit

Overdrafts

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1.3 - long term finance sources

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  • loans
  • personal savings
  • share capital
  • venture capital
  • retained profit
  • crowd funding
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