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Business Plan

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A business plan is a document that provides detailed information on the activities a business is undertaking

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Business Organisation

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A business organisation is an enterprise set up by entrepreneurs to produce/ trade in goods and services

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Deed of Partnership

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The deed of partnership is an agreement that outlines the terms and conditions of a partnership business

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Risk

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Risk is the possibility of making loss than profit

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Sole trading business

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Sole trading business owned and controlled by one entrepreneur only

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Partnership

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Partnership consists of 2 or more people that collectively own and manage a business to make profit

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Unlimited Liability

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Unlimited liability is a situation where in case of bankruptcy, the owner’s personal belongings may be used to clear off the debts of a business

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Batch Production

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Batch production is when an enterprise manufactures products stage by stage in batches

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Capital Intensive Production Process

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Capital Intensive Production Process is when an enterprise uses more capital than labour in the production process

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Flow Production

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Flow production is when firms continuously produce standardised output in great quantities

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Inputs

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Inputs are the factors of production or resources

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Job Production

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Job production is when enterprises produce one unit of output at a time, according the taste and preference of their customer

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Labour Intensive Production Process

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Labour Intensive Production Process is when enterprises use more labour than capital in the production process

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Output

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Output refers to goods and services produced

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Production

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Production is the process using resources to manufacture goods or provide services

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Production Process

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Production Process refers to the steps involved in transforming factor inputs into outputs

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Large Scale Production

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Large Scale Production refers to mass production within large enterprises

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Small Scale Production

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Small Scale Production refers to production made within a small enterprise

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Sustainable production

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Sustainable production is the process of producing output using processes and technology that protect the environment

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Technology

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Technology refers to the methods and tools used to facilitate a process

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Bank loan

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Bank loan is money given by a bank over a given period of time against interest

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Capital Expenditure

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Capital Expenditure is money spent on items which will last for a long period of time

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External Source of Finance

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External Source of Finance are funds generated from outside the busi.

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Funds

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Funds refers to money used to set up busi.s and pay for their expenses

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Interest

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Interest is the sum of money paid on the amount borrowed

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Internal Source of Finance

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Internal Source of Finance are funds generated from within the business

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Long term loan

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Long term loan is a loan which is granted over a period of more than 3 years

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Revenue Expenditure

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Revenue Expenditure is money spent on the day-to-day expenses of an enterprise

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Savings

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Savings refers to money kept aside for future use

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Security

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Security is a guarantee provided by the borrower to the bank that the loan will be repaid

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Short term loan

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Short term loan is a loan that has to be repaid in less than a year

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Start-up capital

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Start-up capital refers to the amount of money an entrepreneur needs to set up an enterprise

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Bank loan

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Bank loan is money given by a bank over a given POT against interest

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Bank Overdraft

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Bank Overdraft is a credit facility that allows entrepreneurs to borrow up to an agreed amount of money

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Government Support

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Government Support means any assistance or help given to busi.

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Grant

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Grant is a sum of money provided by the government that needs not to be repaid

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National Minimum Wage

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National Minimum Wage is the lowest amount of money an employer can legally pay to their employees

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Regulations

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Regulations are rules of order having the force of law

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Rule

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A rule is a general norm that guides conduct or behaviour

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are independent businesses that operate on a small scale

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Trade Finance

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Trade Finance is flexible, short term borrowing facility, linked to specific export or import transactions

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Cash flow

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Cash Flow is the movement of cash within a business

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Cash flow cycle

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Cash flow cycle shows the use of cash in production until it comes back to the EP from the sale of commodities

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Cash Flow Forecast

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Cash Flow Forecast is an estimate of future cash inflows and outflows over a given POT

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Cash inflow

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Cash inflow is the SOM going in a business over a given POT

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Cash Outflow

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Cash Outflow is the SOM going out of a business over a given POT

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Liquidity

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Liquidity is the availability of cash within an EP to pay for its business transactions

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Net Cash Flow

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Net Cash Flow is the difference between total cash inflow and total cash outflow over a given POT

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