2.3 managing finance Flashcards

1
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what is the formula for profit?

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  • total revenue - total costs
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2
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what is gross profit?

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  • the difference between revenue and cost of sales
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3
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what is the formula for gross profit?

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  • revenue - cost of sales
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4
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what is operating profit?

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  • the difference between gross profit and business overheads
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5
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what is the formula for operating profit?

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  • gross profit - other operating expenses
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6
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what is profit of the year/net profit?

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  • the difference between operating profit and interests/exceptional items
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7
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what is the formula for net profit?

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  • operating profit - exceptional items/interest
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8
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what is a comprehensive income statement?

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  • shows how much profit or loss has been made at the end of a financial year
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9
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what is a gross profit margin?

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  • measures the relationship between gross profit and revenue, assets and capital employes
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10
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what is the formula for gross profit margin?

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  • gross profit
    ——————- X 100
    revenue
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what is a operating profit margin?

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  • measures the relationship between operating profit and revenue, assets and capital employed
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12
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what is the formula for operating profit margin?

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  • operating profit
    ————————- X 100
    revenue
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13
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what is a problem caused by low liquidity?

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  • struggle to pay suppliers
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14
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what are ways to solve a short term liquidity crisis?

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  • sell assets

- delay payments

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15
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what is liquidity?

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  • the ease with which assets can be converted into cash
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16
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what is a current ratio?

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  • measures the liquidity of a business
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17
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what is the formula for current ratio?

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  • ## current assetscurrent liabilities
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18
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what is a sufficient liquidity ratio?

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  • between 1.5:1 and 2:1
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19
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what is an acid test ratio?

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  • a more severe test of the liquidity of a business

- inventories (stock) are not treated as liquid assets

20
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what is the formula for the acid test ratio?

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  • ## current assets - stockcurrent liabilities
21
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what are ways to improve profitability?

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  • raise your price
  • lower your costs
  • operate more efficiently
22
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what is a statement of financial position?

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  • shows what the business owns and what it owes
23
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what is a statement of financial position split into?``

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  • assets
  • liabilities
  • capital
24
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who is a debtor?

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  • owe us money
25
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who is a creditor?

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-we owe money

26
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what are non-current assets?`

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  • the assets the business owns and expects to keep for more than 1 year
27
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what are current assets?

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  • cash or the things a business owns that it wants to turn into cash within 1 year
  • e.g raw materials, stock, cash
28
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what are non current liabilities?

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  • debts a business has to pay over more than one year

- e.g. bank loan

29
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what are current liabilities?

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  • debts a business has to pay within one year

- e.g. gas, electric, suppliers

30
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what is capital?

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  • how the business is funded
31
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what is working capital?

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  • the capital of a business which is used in its day to day trading operations
32
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what is the formula for working capital?

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  • current assets - current liabilities
33
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what is a liquidity ratio?

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  • the ratio between the liquid assets and the liabilities of a bank or other institutions
34
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what is the formula for net assets?

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  • non current assets + net current assets - non current liabilities
35
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what is the formula for total equity?

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  • share capital + retained profit + any other reserves
36
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what is the formula for assets employed?

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  • non current assets + net current assets
37
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what is the formula for capital employed?

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  • total equity + non current liabilities
38
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what two parts of a statement of financial position should be the same?

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  • net assets and total equity
39
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what are high risks of starting a business?

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  • high rate of failure for start ups
  • difficult to test a model without trading
  • easy to be over optimistic
  • competitor response is often aggressive
40
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why might a new business fail?

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  • no demand for the idea
  • good idea, poorly executed
  • external shock
41
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what are financial reasons a established business fails?

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  • poor management of cash flow

- inadequate or inappropriate financing

42
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what are non financial reasons why an established business fails?

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  • lack of management control
43
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what is administration?

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  • a failing business appoints a specialist to rescue the business or wind it up
44
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what is overtrading?`

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  • the situation where a business does not have enough cash to support its production and sales usually because it is growing to fast
45
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what is Pareto’s law?

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  • 80% of revenue comes from 20% of customers