1.3 And 1.4 Flashcards

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What is Capital

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Money raised to start or develop a business

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2
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What is unlimited liability

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Where the responsibility of all debts of the business rests with the owner(s)

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What’s limited liability

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Where the responsibility of all debts is limited to the amount invested by a shareholder

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4
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What is a deed of partnership

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A document setting out the operations of the partnership including the amount of capital invested and how profits will be shared

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5
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What are sleeping partners

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They are people who provide capital for the business but take no part in the running of the business . Their livability is limited to the amount they invest

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6
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What is a dividend

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The money paid to shareholders from the profits of a limited company

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7
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What’s a sole trader

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Are businesses owned my 1 person

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What are some positives of being a sole trader

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  • easy and cheap to set up
  • owner has complete control
  • keep all the profits
  • financial information is not shared
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What are some negatives of being a sole trader

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  • unlimited liability
  • hours of work may be long or cause illness
  • continuity
  • shortage of capital
  • skill shortage
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10
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What’s a partnership

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A business owned between 2-20 people . A deed of partnership should be completed by the business

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What are some positives of a partnership

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  • more capital can be put in (up to 19 more people)
    -easy to set up
  • more skills
  • workload shared
  • financial information is not shared
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What are some negatives of a partnership

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  • profit must be shared
  • unlimited liability
  • slower decision making
  • continuity
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13
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Who had unlimited liability

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Sole traders and partnerships

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14
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Who has limited liability

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Private limited companies and public limited companies

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15
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What is the abbreviation for private limited companies

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Ltd

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16
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What are private limited companies

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Businesses owned by 2 shareholders

17
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What are some positives of being a private limited company

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  • limited liability
  • continuity
  • can raise more money
  • control over share sale
18
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What are some negatives of being a private limited company

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  • some financial information is available
  • admin (setup, operations and financial information must be sent to a registrar of companies. )
  • sale shares is restricted
  • dividends
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What is the abbreviation for public limited company

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Plc

20
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What’s a public limited company

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A business owned by shareholders . Shares in the business can be bought and sold on the stock exchange

21
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What are some positives of a public limited company

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  • Ability to raise large capital
  • easier to borrow
    -limited liability
22
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What are some negatives of a public limited company

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-possibility of takeover
- costs ( a plc must have £50000 worth of shares )
- big businesses can be inefficient
- financial information is available

23
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What are limited liability partnerships

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Partnerships that have all of benefits of being a partnership. But also have limited liability

24
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What is satisfacing

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Making just enough profit to proved the business owner with a decent living . It’s more common in smaller businesses

25
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What is market share

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The share of the total market for a product or service and is shown

26
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What are business objectives

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What a business aims to achieve

27
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Define profit

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The difference between revenue and costs

28
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What is survival

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When a business manages to just keep going

29
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What is growth

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Where a business becomes larger for example by making more products or opening more places where goods and services are sold

30
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What doesProviding a service mean

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Where a business makes sure the needs of customers are being met

31
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What are some likely business objectives

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Profit , growth , survival , providing a service or an increase in market share

32
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How to calculate market share

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Revenue of business divided by total shares in market x 100 = market share

33
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Why might different businesses have different objectives

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  • they may want a quiet life
  • a plc may want dividends for shareholders or increase market share
  • a business might want to help out the community
  • a business in a competitive industry may just want to survive