Chapter 9 Flashcards

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Accounting

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system of recording and classifying a company’s financial transactions and summarizing and communicating those transactions in the form of financial statements

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accounting equation

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assets = liabilities + equity

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accounts payable

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account that includes vendors that the company owes money to

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accounts receivable

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account that includes customers that owe the business money

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5
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angel investor

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wealthy

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6
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Assets

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items a business owns and derives future use from

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balance sheet

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financial statement that summarizes a company’s financial condition according to the accounting equation

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8
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Bartering

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exchanging goods or services for other goods or services instead of for cash

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9
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Bootstrapping

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funding strategy that seeks to optimize use of personal funds and other creative strategies (such as bartering) to minimize cash outflows

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10
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breakeven point

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level of operations that results in exactly enough revenue to cover costs

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11
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burn rate

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rate at which cash outflow exceeds cash inflow

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12
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charitable organization

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nonprofit company founded for altruistic purposes

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13
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Collateral

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something of value pledged to secure a loan

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14
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contribution margin

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gross profit from a single item sold

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15
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cost of goods sold

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cost required to produce the product or service

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16
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Credit

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lending of funds in exchange for a promise to repay

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17
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Crowdfunding

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financing with investments of small amounts of money from a large number of people

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debt financing

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borrowing funds that must be repaid

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19
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Donation

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financial gift intended to support an organization’s general operations

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20
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early stage

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company lifecycle stage in which the product or service has begun development

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21
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Equity

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owner’s interest in the assets of the business

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22
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equity financing

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funds provided in exchange for a share of ownership in a business

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Expenses

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costs incurred in the normal course of business operations

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financial statement

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output of an accounting system that is used to make financial decisions

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financial viability
long-term financial sustainability of an organization to fulfill its mission
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Financing
raising money to fund the startup and operation of a business
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financing activities
section of the statement of cash flows that shows where new infusions of cash are coming from
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fixed assets
major purchases with a long life
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fixed costs
costs that do not change
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Funds
financial resources for acquiring assets
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Grant
financial gift intended to fund a specific goal or project
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gross profit
selling price of a product or service minus its direct costs
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income (profit-and-loss) statement
financial statement that describes how much a company earned while the business was operating and what costs were incurred to generate those revenues
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initial public offering (IPO)
process by which a company lists its ownership shares on a public stock exchange
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investing activities
section of the statement of cash flows that shows major purchases of equipment or facilities
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Liability
company’s debt to another party
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mature stage
company lifecycle stage in which the business has reached commercial viability
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Moonlighting
earning income from a source outside of one’s primary employ
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net income
revenue minus expenses
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operating activities
section of the statement of cash flows that shows day-to-day activities of the business
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profit margin
amount by which revenue exceeds costs
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program services
basic offerings that a nonprofit provides to generate a portion of its revenue to sustain operations
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Projection
forecast of the future operations of a business
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Revenue
amount a business earns through product sales or providing a service
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run rate
cost of running a business over a specified period of time
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seed stage
company lifecycle stage in which the business is largely still an idea
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statement of cash flows
financial statement that explains the sources and uses of the company’s cash
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sustainable strategy
strategy that can maintain an organization’s financial stability
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tax-exempt status
treatment under U.S. tax law that removes the burden of taxes from nonprofit organizations
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Valuation
estimate of a company’s worth
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variable costs
costs that fluctuate with the level of revenue
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venture capitalist
individual or investment firm that specializes in funding startup companies
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working capital
funds available for day-to-day operations