5.4b Interesting Flashcards

1
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interest on loans is calculated using this equation

A

interest is % =

     total repayment- borrowed amount/borrowed amount * 100
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what is interest ?

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when businesses borrow money from a bank, which us a percentage of the amount of money borrowed that must be repaid in addition to the original amount borrowed. this total amount is then divided by the number of months over which the business has agreed to pay back the money

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3
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the break even point in units tells the business how many units it needs to sell in order to meet the break-even point

A

break-even point =

fixed costs / (sales price - variable)

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the break even point in currency tells the business how much money needs to be taken to meet the break even point

A

break even point in currency - break even point in units * sales price

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5
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break even point

A

the point where revenue received meets all of the costs of a business

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6
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margin of safety

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once a business has reached its break even point, it needs to continue to grow and increase in order to succeed. it is important that a trend in sales growth continues to well above the break even point, as this will allow the business to return a healthy profit.

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7
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the margin of safety is how much sales can fall before the business’s break-even point is reached again

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margin of safety = actual or budgeted sales - break even sales

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8
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a break even diagram is a way of showing a business’s break even point

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the costs and revenue are plotted against the vertical axis of the chart and the number of products or services sold against the horizontal axis

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9
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Interest rate

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The percentage rate used to work out the amount of interest that must be paid

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10
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What does bank of England do?

A

Monitor inflation and sets interest rates

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11
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How does high interest rates impact saver?

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Savers are paid more money for keeping their money in the bank

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12
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How does high interest rate impact borrowers?

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Borrowers have to pay more money to borrow from a bank, meaning that they have less to spend

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13
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How does low rates impact on savers?

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Savers are paid small amounts of money for keeping their money in the bank, m we meaning that they have less to spend

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14
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How does low interest rates impact on borrowers?

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Borrowers have to pay smaller amounts of money to borrow from a bank, meaning that they have more leftover to spend

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15
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How interest rates affect business?

A

They influence the way consumers behave

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16
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How does interest rate affect business?

A

They affect the way in which businesses spend their money or borrow

17
Q

What does low interest rates mean?

A

Consumer has high income levels

18
Q

What do banks do to interest rates?

A

They will add an additional percentage

19
Q

What type of interest rate is good for pensioners?

A

High interest rates

20
Q

What does low interest mean on wages?

A

They will be lower