Finance Flashcards

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What is Revenue?

A

Selling price x number of units sold

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2
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What are Variable Costs?

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Variable cost per unit x units produced

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3
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What are Total Costs?

A

Fixed costs + Variable costs

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4
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What is Profit?

A

Total Revenue - Total Costs

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5
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What is Gross Profit?

A

Revenue – Cost of Sales

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6
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What is Net Profit?

A

Gross Profit – Total Expenses

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7
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What is Gross Profit Margin?

A

Gross profit / Revenue X100

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8
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What is Net Profit Margin?

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Net profit / Revenue X 100

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9
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What is the purpose of the finance function?

A

The finance function provides financial information, supports business planning, and aids decision making.

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10
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How does the finance function influence business activity?

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The finance function influences business activity by providing essential financial data for planning and decision making.

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Why do businesses need finance?

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Businesses need finance for establishing a new business, funding expansion, running the business, recruitment, and marketing.

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12
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What are some ways of raising finance?

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Ways of raising finance include loans, overdrafts, trade credit, retained profit, sale of assets, owners’ capital, new partners, share issues, and crowdfunding.

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What is the importance of revenue, costs, and profit/loss in business?

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Revenue, costs, and profit/loss are crucial for business decision-making.

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What types of costs are there in operating a business?

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Types of costs include fixed costs, variable costs, and total costs.

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15
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How do you calculate profit/loss?

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Profit/loss can be calculated by subtracting total costs from total revenue.

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16
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What are profitability ratios?

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Profitability ratios include gross profit margin and net profit margin.

17
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What is the concept of break-even?

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Break-even occurs when total costs equal total revenue.

18
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How is break-even quantity calculated?

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Break-even quantity can be calculated using the formula where total costs equal total revenue.

19
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What is the importance of cash to a business?

A

Cash is important for providing liquidity and enabling the business to meet short-term debts and expenses.

20
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What is the difference between cash and profit?

A

Cash refers to liquid assets, while profit is the financial gain after expenses are deducted.

21
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What is cash flow forecasting?

A

Cash flow forecasting is a planning tool that anticipates periods of cash shortage and enables remedies to be put in place.